Explore the profound depths of melancholy in philosophy and art with “Abjection and Abandonment.” Jal Murzban delves into the complex relationship between melancholic states, abjection, and abandonment, offering insightful analysis and thought-provoking discussions. ISBN: 9789350025383. Discover the intricate connections between human experience and artistic expression in this scholarly work.
“Post Truth Media Survival Sutra” by Jal Murzban offers a compelling look at the evolution of Indian journalism since independence. Explore the changing landscape of media, from idealistic beginnings to the impact of technology and market forces. Raman’s memoirs provide invaluable insights into newsrooms, editors, and the challenges faced by journalists in a post-truth era. Discover the untold stories behind the headlines with this captivating read. ISBN: 9789350025574
“String of Thoughts on North East India” offers an economist’s perspective on the region’s unique challenges and potential. Explore insightful analyses of economic development, infrastructure, and policy in Northeast India. Authored by Jal Murzban, this book (ISBN: 9789350025529) is a must-read for anyone interested in the region’s economic landscape.
“Dive into the minds of influential economists Paul M. Sweezy and Paul A. Baran with their selected correspondence from 1949-1964. Explore their groundbreaking analysis of monopoly capital, its impact on society, and their debates on economic theory and political strategy. ‘The Age of Monopoly Capital’ offers a crucial insight into the economic and social dynamics of the mid-20th century.”
Discover the captivating story of Kashi Prasad Jayaswal, a pioneering nationalist historian, in this insightful biography. Explore his life, influences, and contributions to Indian historiography. Murzban’s work sheds light on Jayaswal’s pivotal role in shaping nationalist narratives. Buy “Kashi Prasad Jayaswal: The Making of a Nationalist Historian (9789350025284)” today!
“Federal Nepal: Trials and Tribulations” by Jal Murzban explores Nepal’s journey into federalism. Discover the challenges, triumphs, and complexities of this political transformation. A must-read for anyone interested in Nepali politics, governance, and South Asian studies. ISBN: 9789350025253
“Our Money, Our Lives” explores microcredit’s impact on women’s empowerment in India and Bangladesh. Is it truly empowering or just a tool of neo-liberal elites? Discover the complex dynamics of microfinance and its role in development policy. Murzban offers a critical analysis of this timely issue, providing insights into microcredit’s potential and limitations. ISBN: 9789350025550
Explore South Asian socio-politics in “Narrating Nations, Performing Politics,” an insightful conversation with renowned scholar Vasudha Dalmia. This book delves into critical issues and offers reflective perspectives on the region’s complexities. Published by South Asian University, it’s a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of South Asia. ISBN: 9789350025536
“In the Name of Marx” by Murzban Jal explores Marx’s original ideas on the Asiatic Mode of Production and Multi-linear historicism. Challenging the concept of “Indian feudalism,” Jal advocates for “direct socialism” and examines Marx’s theory of alienation in contemporary society, combining it with Freud’s theories of neurosis and psychosis. This critical analysis of late capitalism and its impact on the human psyche is essential reading for anyone interested in Marxist theory and its relevance today. ISBN: 9789350025390
Explore the complex reality of food security in India. “Food Security in India: Myth and Reality” (ISBN: 9789350025130) by Anirban Biswas and Timir Basu challenges mainstream narratives, arguing for radical land reforms as key to transformative change. This book analyzes the impact of social and economic policies, exposing systemic issues hindering true food security. Uncover the myths and discover a path towards a more equitable future.
