Nationalism, Democracy & development : State and politics in India / Sugata Bose & Ayesha Jalal.

By:

Bose Sugata

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Oxford University Press; 1998.Edition: 1998Description: 206 p. ; softbound 14x21cmISBN:

0-19-564442-5

DDC classification:

23 320.540954 BOS

Contents:

1. Nationalism, democracy and development 2. On interpreting India's Past 3. The Rhetoric of democracy and development in late colonial India 4. Nation as mother: Representations and contestations of India in Bengali Literature and culture 5. Exploding Communalism: The politics of muslim identity in South Asia 6. Hindu nationalism and the crisis of the India State: A theoretical perspective 7. Development strategy in India: A political economy perspective 8. The state against society: The great divide in Indian social science discourse

Summary: This book describes the structural and ideological aspects of the late-colonial and post-colonial state in India, and questions the binary opposition between secular nationalism and religious communalism.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Political Science	Non-fiction	320.540954 BOS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		8696

1. Nationalism, democracy and development
2. On interpreting India's Past
3. The Rhetoric of democracy and development in late colonial India
4. Nation as mother: Representations and contestations of India in Bengali Literature and culture
5. Exploding Communalism: The politics of muslim identity in South Asia
6. Hindu nationalism and the crisis of the India State: A theoretical perspective
7. Development strategy in India: A political economy perspective
8. The state against society: The great divide in Indian social science discourse

This book describes the structural and ideological aspects of the late-colonial and post-colonial state in India, and questions the binary opposition between secular nationalism and religious communalism.

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