Routledge handbook of Indian politics

Table of Contents: “…-- 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…”

Penang and its networks of knowledge

Table of Contents: “…Gathering knowledge in the Bay of Bengal, the letters of John Adolphus Pope, 1785-1788 / Barbara Watson Andaya -- Regional networks of knowledge, the Penang College General and beyond / Anthony Reid -- Emplacing a network religion in a world in motion, evangelical Christianity and the Brethren movement in Penang / Jean DeBernardi -- Indian Ocean connections, illuminated Islamic manuscripts from Penang / Annabel Teh Gallop -- A view from the hill, romantic imaginings and improvement in early Penang / Christina Skott -- New ways of knowing, the Prince of Wales Island gazzette, Penang's first newspaper / Geoff Wade -- Secret histories of the colonial city, Penang viewed through the 1867 riots / Anoma Pieris -- The press and pan-Islamism / Khoo Salma Nasution -- Cosmopolitanism and the modern girl, a cross-cultural discourse in 1930s Penang / Su Lin Lewis -- The changing perceptions of waqf and other religious endowments, social, cultural, and symbolic capital in Penang / Judith Nagata -- At the crossroads of history and development, an urban kampung as unseen heritage and a critique of development in Penang / Peter Zabielskis.…”

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