Routledge handbook of Indian politics
India's growing economic and socio-political importance on the global stage has triggered an increased interest in the country. This Handbook is a reference guide, which surveys the current state of Indian politics and provides a basic understanding of the ways in which the world's largest...
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2013
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: Political Change.
- The Historical Inheritance of India's Democracy
- Gandhi's India, the World's Gandhi: Gandhi at Home and in the World
- Nehru and his legacy
- India's Minority Leaders
- Panchayati Raj Institutions
- The Changing Fortunes of the Bharatiya Janata Party
- Regional and Caste parties
- Caste and Political Parties in India: Do Indians vote their caste-while casting their vote?
- Dalit Politics: Untouchability, Identity and Assertion
- Class Politics in India: Euphemization, Voting, and Power
- Reservations
- The State and Civil Society in Communal Violence: Sparks and Fires
- Insurgencies in India
- People's Movements in India
- Part II: Political Economy: Economic and social development.
- India's economic development
- The State and the Capitalist Class in India
- Politics and Redistribution in India
- Corruption in India
- Public goods provision and social development in India /-- Labor Regulation, Trade Unions and Unemployment
- Part III: Diversity of Regional Developments
- Uttar Pradesh: New Patterns of Mobilization in the 1990s and Beyond
- Kerala in Comparative Perspective: Movements, Politics and Democracy
- Tamil Nadu
- West Bengal
- Bihar
- Part IV: India and the World
- India and the World: The Vicissitudes of Mutual Adjustment
- India in Asia: Geostrategic and economic considerations
- The Indo-Pakistani Conflict
- India and Nuclear Weapons
- India's evolving security strategy-- International Migration and its consequences for India