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The Sino-Indian Rivalry: Implications for Global Order ( South Asia Edition )
0Unravel the complexities of the critical Sino-Indian rivalry and its extensive implications for the global order. This insightful analysis traces the origins of India-China relations from the late 1940s, arguing the rivalry’s systemic impact on Asia and beyond has been present from the start. Explore how positional and spatial dimensions shape this crucial relationship, and understand the potential for conflict escalation due to inherent asymmetries. Essential reading for scholars, policymakers, journalists, and anyone invested in India’s strategic future and the evolving geopolitics of South Asia.
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The Spinoza-Machiavelli Encounter: Time and OCean: Time and Occasion (Spinoza Studies)
0Uncover the profound dialogue between Spinoza and Machiavelli in this essential exploration of political philosophy. Vittorio Morfino presents a groundbreaking analysis of their encounter, delving into causality, temporality, and politics. Discover how this connection reshapes understanding of ontology and political thought, revealing history as a complex interplay of diverse rhythms. This illuminating study is vital for Indian students, researchers, and enthusiasts of European philosophy and intellectual history seeking deeper insights.
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The State and the Citizen
0Gain profound insights into Indian politics and governance with this essential study on the state and citizen. K. M. Panikkar masterfully explores national welfare, constitutional rights, and the complexities of citizenship in India. Understand the evolving citizen-state relationship, from duties and rights to challenges like regionalism and historical disobedience doctrines. This book is vital for students of political science, public administration, and anyone seeking a deeper grasp of India’s socio-political fabric. A cornerstone for understanding national development.
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The State and the Citizen [Hardcover]
0Discover the profound connection between the Indian state and its citizens. This essential read explores national welfare, constitutionalism, regionalism, and the evolving nature of citizenship in India. Delve into the socio-political landscape, understanding the rights, duties, and contemporary challenges shaping Indian governance. It’s vital for students of political science, history, and public policy, offering crucial insights into India’s unique political thought and societal dynamics. Gain a deeper perspective on what it means to be a citizen in modern India.
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The State and the Life Chances in Urban China: Redistribution and Stratification, 1949-1994
0Explore the profound impact of state policies on urban life chances in China. This comprehensive academic study dissects how redistribution and stratification from 1949-1994 dramatically altered opportunities in education, employment, and economic benefits. Utilizing detailed life history data, it offers critical insights into state control and its lasting societal effects. Essential for Indian students and researchers in sociology, political science, and East Asian studies seeking to understand China’s transformative decades.
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The State in Theory and Practice
0Master the intricacies of the modern state and its governance with Harold J Laski’s foundational text. This indispensable book critically examines the historical development and theoretical frameworks shaping state power, offering a lucid perspective on contemporary governance. It’s a vital resource for political science students, researchers, and particularly for Indian Civil Services aspirants seeking a comprehensive understanding of political theory. Elevate your knowledge of political philosophy and public administration with this insightful guide.
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The Stillborn
0Uncover a searing intellectual reckoning with revolutionary Marxism in this profound analysis of postcolonial political idealism. Written by Arwa Salih, a former member of the Egyptian Communist Workers Party, the book offers a poignant critique of militant intellectualism’s role in the failures of national liberation and communist projects. This work delves into the tragic consequences faced by a generation of activists, providing insights relevant to developing world struggles. Essential for students of political science, postcolonial theory, and readers interested in critical intellectual history.
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The Three Worlds of Social Democracy: A Global View
0Discover the global evolution and diverse models of social democracy with this essential comparative analysis. This insightful work dissects the political systems and ideologies shaping democratic governance and welfare states across continents. Understand the varied implementations and underlying principles that define social democracy worldwide. A vital resource for students of political science, academics, policymakers, and anyone interested in comparative politics and international political thought.
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The Turnout Gap: Race, Ethnicity, and Political Inequality in a Diversifying America
0Explore the critical drivers of voter turnout and political inequality in diversifying democracies. This comprehensive analysis delves into racial and ethnic disparities in voting, revealing how minority groups often wield less electoral influence despite demographic shifts. Understand the profound impact of electoral relevance, moving beyond superficial explanations to uncover the roots of unequal representation. Essential for students of political science, sociology, and global democracy, this book illuminates pathways to amplify every citizen’s voice and strengthen democratic participation. Discover how engagement truly matters.
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The Use of Force and International Law
0Master international law’s critical principles on the use of force. This definitive guide offers an authoritative exploration of the resort to force, meticulously covering self-defence, humanitarian intervention, and UN actions. Delve into contemporary challenges like technology, sovereignty, and enforcement, gaining essential insights for aspiring legal scholars and practitioners in India. Essential reading for advanced students and academics seeking a comprehensive, accessible grasp of global security law.
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The Work of Politics: Making a Democratic Welfare State
0Discover a new framework for understanding the democratic welfare state and its potential for political empowerment. This seminal work reveals how social movements actively shape welfare institutions, challenging structures of domination and fostering democratic world-making. Grounded in the profound insights of Weber, Arendt, and Habermas, and exploring pivotal historical moments, it offers a vital perspective on power distribution. An essential read for Indian political science students, scholars, and anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of modern governance and the future of social justice.