Master 21st-century challenges with this essential guide to Geopolitics, Democracy, and Peace. Explore evolving world politics, the future of governance, and the vital role of dialogue in a diverse, pluralist world. This book highlights the powerful Bahudha approach, crucial for conflict resolution and holistic development, underscoring the need for enlightened leadership. Essential reading for scholars and students of International Relations, Political Studies, and Public Policy seeking a profound understanding of global peace and progress.

Delve into the deep roots of indigeneity and occupational change with this groundbreaking Indian study. Singh’s exhaustive fieldwork meticulously documents the persistent presence of Punjab’s tribes, tracing their occupational shifts across generations and challenging colonial narratives like the 1871 Criminal Tribes Act. The book critically analyzes both colonial injustices and post-colonial governmental neglect, offering little support for integrating these communities. A must-read for students and researchers in Indian sociology, social anthropology, public policy, and South Asian studies, it illuminates critical aspects of tribal life and development in India.