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Reconstructing the Nation in Africa: The Politics of Nationalism in Ghana: v. 19 (International Library of African Studies)
0Challenge established Western theories of nationalism with this insightful exploration of African politics. Michael Amoah’s groundbreaking work uses Ghana as a crucial case study to deconstruct conventional ideas of nationhood, presenting innovative concepts like the ‘Rationalisation of Nationalism.’ Discover how multinational states in Africa forge their identity, often diverging from modernity’s path. This book offers vital new perspectives for students and researchers of political science, African studies, and international relations in India seeking to understand complex nation-building processes.
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Redefining Relationships in Romans A Socio-Historical and Political Reading
0Gain fresh insights into Pauline epistles with this socio-historical and political reading of Romans by acclaimed Indian theological scholar Zakali Shohe. Explore the vital redefinition of relationships necessitated by believers’ identities and roles within the Roman imperial context. This scholarly work meticulously analyzes key passages, offering a deeper understanding of community and societal engagement as presented in Scripture. Essential for students and scholars of Christian studies and biblical interpretation in India, it provides a unique framework for contemporary application.
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Refugee Law in India: The Road From Ambiguity to Protection
0Navigating the complexities of refugee law in India, this seminal work charts a path from ambiguity to robust protection. It deeply analyzes India’s policies, landmark judicial precedents, and the philosophical discourses shaping refugee rights. The book offers a comparative study of international legislations from South Africa, Brazil, and Canada, advocating for humane and equitable responses. Essential reading for legal scholars, policymakers, and human rights advocates seeking to understand refugee protection frameworks within the Indian context and beyond.
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Regional Courts, Domestic Politics, and the Struggle for Human Rights
0Unlock the complexities of international human rights law and its impact on domestic politics. This essential volume delves into how regional courts foster human rights protection and deter future abuses. Discover the critical role of executive capacity and political willingness in responding to court judgments, drawing on rigorous quantitative and qualitative analysis from Europe and the Americas. Essential for law students, political science scholars, and human rights advocates in India seeking to understand global legal enforcement and accountability. Gain critical insights into the struggle for human rights worldwide.
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Regional Organizational and Peacemaking: Challengers to the UN? (Routledge Studies in Security and Conflict Management)
0Explore the evolving landscape of global peacemaking as regional organizations emerge as key players challenging traditional international security frameworks. This insightful analysis examines their post-Cold War roles and impact on the United Nations’ mandate. Featuring contributions from leading experts, the book delves into vital aspects of conflict management and global governance. It’s essential reading for students of international relations, security studies, and professionals interested in contemporary conflict resolution strategies and the future of diplomacy.
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Rejoicing: Or the Torments of Religious Speech
0Delve into the intricate world of religious speech with this seminal work. Explore the challenges and triumphs of articulating faith, examining the ‘felicity conditions’ that shape religious discourse. This book offers a profound critique of modern thought, unraveling how we engage with sacred values and the torments inherent in speaking about them. Essential reading for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the philosophy of religion, sociology, and critical theory in India.
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Religion and Security in South and Central Asia
0Delve into the complex interplay of religion and security across South and Central Asia. This crucial analysis offers local perspectives on the vital connection between faith, geopolitics, and geostrategy, directly impacting India’s regional environment. Gain a holistic and updated view of political instability and defense challenges from expert insights. Essential for students, policymakers, and professionals seeking to understand Indian foreign policy and evolving Asian security dynamics. Enhance your grasp of regional stability and the interconnectedness of these vital spheres.
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Religion, Politics and Good Governance
0Unlock effective governance in India by understanding the intricate interplay of religion and politics. This insightful book synthesizes Mahmood Bin Muhammad’s extensive public administration, diplomacy, and criminal justice experience. Gain practical wisdom on navigating complex issues and driving good governance reforms. It’s an indispensable resource for public administrators, policymakers, and scholars of political science and public policy in India seeking to deepen their understanding of governance challenges and solutions.
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Religion, Politics and Good Governance
0Explore the vital intersection of religion, politics, and good governance in India. This insightful book distills the author’s extensive experience across public administration, criminal justice, and diplomacy to tackle burning issues. Gain a deeper understanding of how these forces shape effective governance, public policy, and societal progress. It’s essential reading for Indian policymakers, public administration professionals, students of political science, and citizens keen on navigating the complexities of governance and its intersection with religion and politics in contemporary India.
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Reparation for Victims of Armed Conflict: 3 (Max Planck Trialogues, Series Number 3)
0Explore the critical legal dimensions of reparation for victims of armed conflict. This volume dissects entitlement, governing rules, and implementation strategies, as three leading scholars debate the confluence of regional human rights law, international criminal justice, and domestic practices. Essential reading for Indian law students, legal professionals, and human rights advocates, it tackles challenges like mass claims and fragile statehood in post-conflict settings. Gain a richer understanding of transitional justice and the practical realities of legal reform.
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Resistance Movements in Northeast India: The Jaintias of Meghalaya 1860-1863
0Delve into the powerful Jaintia resistance in Northeast India during the critical years of 1860-1863. This meticulously researched volume uncovers the vital Meghalaya tribal movements and the profound struggle against British colonial rule. Explore the socio-political dynamics and the courageous fight for autonomy that shaped Indian history. An indispensable read for students, historians, and enthusiasts keen on understanding colonial India and its diverse resistance narratives. Discover a significant chapter of India’s past.
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Rethinking Political Judgement: Arendt and Existentialism
0Reinvigorate your political judgement for today’s uncertain world. This insightful exploration delves into the profound ideas of existentialism, drawing from Arendt, Sartre, and Beauvoir to offer a fresh perspective on ethical and political decision-making. Discover how to strengthen your capacity for critical judgment and navigate complex societal challenges. An essential read for students of political science, philosophy, and critical thought in India, seeking deeper insights into contemporary political theory.