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PART ONE: NATION BUILDING AND POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS The Indian Paradox
Violent Social Conflict and Democratic Politics India's Minorities
Who Are They? What do they Want?
Institution Building in India PART TWO: CHANGING PUBLIC POLICIES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES Capitalist Agriculture and Rural Well-Being The Political Economy of Industrial Growth Political Consequences of Preferential Policies
India in Comparative Perspective PART THREE: ELECTORAL POLITICS Party Politics and Electoral Behavior
From Independence to the 1980s The 1971 Elections
India's Changing Party System The 1980 Elections
Continuities and Discontinuities in Indian Politics PART FOUR: STALEMATES, CRISES AND ATTEMPTED REFORMS India in the Mid-Seventies
A Political System in Transition Rajiv Gandhi
A Mid-Term Assessment Maintaining India's Democratic Institutions
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Jez Smith
reviewed The Indian Paradox: Essays in Indian Politics on August 07, 2019
The Indian Paradox
The A-Z of the ceaseless conflicts raging on in India's northeast since independence. Subir Bhaumik does a stupendous job of documenting the causes of the unending strife in northeastern India. Mr Bhaumick not only writes about militants and militancy but delves deep into the causes of the conflicts be it ethnicity, religion, politics or lack of developments.
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