Time, Space and Capital in India: Longing and Belonging in an Urban-Industrial Hinterland
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Time, Space and Capital in India: Longing and Belonging in an Urban-Industrial Hinterland

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Explore the complex interplay of time, space, and capital in India’s urban-industrial hinterland. Atreyee Majumder’s “Time, Space and Capital in India” (ISBN: 9780367746087) delves into the lives of marginalized communities navigating the transforming landscapes of globalization. Discover the dynamics of longing and belonging as individuals grapple with displacement, opportunity, and the ever-shifting realities of modern India. Buy now and uncover the hidden stories of a nation in transition.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780367746087
  • Publisher: Routledge (Manohar Publishers & Distributors)
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0367746085
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2020
  • Height: 29.99999997 mm
  • Width: 169.9999998 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

21 reviews for Time, Space and Capital in India: Longing and Belonging in an Urban-Industrial Hinterland

  1. Sufiyan Adam –

    The book offers a unique lens on displacement and belonging. Some arguments could have been developed further. Overall, insightful.

  2. Aman Deshraj –

    The writer is very boring.

  3. Sumit Kumar Jayant –

    The book really shows the struggle in India

  4. Shubhkaran Singh Bhalla –

    Important perspective on globalization’s effects. However, I struggled with the academic writing style. A good read, but challenging.

  5. Nakul –

    An okay read. It was not bad but not too exciting.

  6. Saksham Mishra –

    I really wanted to like this book but was not so intrested

  7. Sanyam Singla –

    I would read it again.

  8. Rahul Kumar Singh –

    One of the best book I have read about the struggle in india.

  9. Shikhar Batra –

    I have read a lot better books

  10. Abhinav Singh Chouhan –

    The book had an amazing cover.

  11. Rishabh Raj Singh –

    Excellent exploration of time, space, and capital. A must-read for scholars of Indian studies. Very detailed and informative.

  12. Prasannajit Sahoo –

    A fascinating look at the lives impacted by India’s changing economy. Majumder provides valuable insights. Some sections felt a bit dense.

  13. Aditi Tripathi –

    A well-researched and thought-provoking study of India’s urban-industrial areas. Highly recommend for those interested in the topic.

  14. Ramandeep Kaur –

    Majumder’s work sheds light on marginalized communities. A bit theoretical at times, but the human stories are compelling.

  15. Devanjana M S –

    Amazing book

  16. Aviral Pathania –

    Gave me a lot to think about regarding India’s development. The connection between longing and belonging was strong. Good read!

  17. Gouri Raj –

    I did not like the book. It did not catch my attention.

  18. Aritra Bose –

    It was a good read but got boring in some places.

  19. Divyanshu Gautam –

    The book was ok.

  20. Vinai Aggarwal –

    Book shows the life of people. It was interesting and the author did great work.

  21. Avish M Bhandari –

    The book had lots of potential but did not meet what I thought.

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