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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction: The Social Sciences and the Economic and Political Weekly on Hindu-Muslim Conflict/Sanjay Palshikar and Satish Deshpande. Section I: General Surveys of Sectarian Violence. Introduction to Section I.1. Communal conflict after 1950: A Perspective/Asghar Ali Engineer. 2. Secularism and communalism/Imtiaz Ahmad. 3. Communal violence in India/Gopal Krishna. 4. Revisiting communalism and fundamentalism in India/Surya Prakash Upadhyay and Rowena Robinson. Section II: Theoretical and Conceptual Issues. Introduction to Section II. 5. An electoral theory of communal riots?/Ashutosh Varshney. 6. Communal riots in India/Steven I. Wilkinson. 7. Development of an institutionalised riot system in Meerut City, 1961 to 1982/Paul R. Brass. 8. Muzaffarnagar riots: perils of patronage democracy/Ward Berenschot. 9. Institutional communalism in India/Pritam Singh. 10. Communalism and the consuming subject/Arvind Rajagopal. 11. Always already secular? Afterthoughts on the secular communal question/Sasheej Hegde. 12. Left secularists and communalism/Dharma Kumar. 13. In Defence of the fragment: Writing about Hindu Muslim Riots in India today/Gyanendra Pandey. Section III: Communal Politics. Introduction to Section III. 14. Social and economic compulsions behind communalism: a case study/Ratna Dutta.15. Religion and politics: role of Islam in modern India/Moin Shakir.16. Muslim communalism/Romesh Thapar. 17. Political economy of communalism in contemporary India/Imtiaz Ahmed.18. Congress (I), communist parties and communalism/A. R. Desai.19. Cultural context of communalism in India/Rajni Kothari. 20. Muslims in a multi-religious society/Asghar Ali Engineer. 21. The Woman as communal subject: Rashtrasevika Samiti and Ram Janmabhoomi Movement/Tanika Sarkar. 22. Gender and communal riots/Bhavna Mehta and Trupti Shah. 23. Indian Muslims since partition/Balraj Puri. 24. Putting Gujarat in perspective/Steven I. Wilkinson. 25. Communal upheaval as resurgence of social Darwinism/Jan Breman. 26. Memories, saffronising statues and constructing communal politics/Badri Narayan. 27. Judicial inquiries into communal violence: relevance of Vishnu Sahai Commission/Rajeshwari. 28. Communal Riots in Uttar Pradesh/Badri Narayan. Section IV: Accounts and Analyses of Specific Riots. Introduction to Section IV. 29. Communal Riots in Gujarat: Report of a preliminary investigation/Ghanshyam Shah. 30. Communal violence in India: a study of communal disturbance in Delhi: The Riot of 5 May 1974/Gopal Krishna. 31. Understanding communal violence: Nizamuddin Riots/Pradip Datta, Biswamoy Pati, Sumit Sarkar, Tanika Sarkar and Sambuddha Sen. 32. Khurja Riots 1990-91: Understanding the conjuncture/Uma Chakravarti, Prem Chowdhury, Pradip Datta, Zoya Hasan, Kumkum Sangari and Tanika Sarkar. 33. Communal violence in Jaipur/Shail Mayaram. 34. Of communal consciousness and communal violence: impressions from post-riot Surat/Sudhir Chandra. 35. Identity, communal consciousness and politics/Ghanshyam Shah. 36. When riots are not merely local bringing the state back in, Bijnor 1988-92/Amrita Basu. 37. The Bijnor Riots, October 1990: Collapse of a mythical special relationship? Roger Jeffery and Patricia M. Jeffery. 38. Hashimpura Killings: Is there any Hope of Justice?/Iqbal Ansari. Since Independence, India has witnessed communal clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups. Commentators and social scientists in India have been understandably concerned with these clashes, as well as the peculiar nature of such communal violence in the country. Violent incidents continue to rock the nation, making this field a particularly important area of study. Sectarian Violence in India offers a cumulative account of social science research on the crucially important subject of communal violence from the late 1960s until about 2015. It brings together a critical selection of articles on sectarian violence in the post-Independence era from the Economic and Political Weekly, a journal.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Role of Science and Technology in Russia's "Rise"/Ajey Lele. 2. The Eurasian Union (EAU) as a Strategic Prospect/Alikber Alikberov. 3. Analysing Post-Societ Politics: Issues and Challenges/Archana Upadhyay. 4. BRICS: Reshaping the World Order?/Vinayak S. Deshpande. 5. Redefining Indo-Russian Ties in the Era of POst-Cold War/Deepak Makhija. 6. Democracy in Russia Under Putin/Sanjay Deshpande. 7. Post-Soviet Russia: Some Reflections and Reminiscences/Devendra Kaushik. 8. Two Decades of Russia's Economy: Growth and Challenges/R.G. Gidadhubi. 9. "Power Being" and "Power Projection" of Russia in Central Asia/Farkhod Tolipov. 10. Factors Hindering the Re-emergence of Russia Even After Twenty Post-Soviet Years/Mohd. Moazzam Ali Muztarib. 11. Emerging Trends in Russian Foreign Policy : An Overview/Raj Kumar Kothari. 12. Indo-Russian Relations in the 21st Century/Chandrakant Yatanoor. 13. The two Decades of Recovering and Re-Emerging Russia in the Post-Soviet Era/N.K. Buwa. 14. Russian University of Peoples' Friendship (Moscow) The "Arab Spring" and Russia/Elena Savicheva. 15. Putin and the Problem of Succession in Russia/Jeremy Smith. 16. Silent Treatment/Kaustubh Kulkarni. 17. The Political Processes in Contemporary Russia/Konstantin Kyryljov. 18. Military Industry Complexes (MIC)/Liyaqath Khan. 19. Indo-Russian Trade in the Post-Soviet Era: Its Potential, Problems and Prospects for the Future/Lalit Kumar. 20. Russian Energy Sector/Mahendra Sahu. 21. Central Asian States and the Russian Federation/Mirzokhid Rakhimov. 22. Russian Agriculture Sector in Post-Soviet Era: Changes and Challenges/Neelu Khosla. 23. Ethnicity and Culture in Post-Soviet Russia/Preeti D. Das. 24. Russia in the Post-Soviet Space/Ajay Patnaik. 25. Russia and the World Trade Organisation/Rama Sampath Kumar. 26. Indo-Russia Buttress Military Relationship in the Twenty-first Century/Ranjana Mishra. 27. A Shift in Russia's Far Eastern Strategy in the Post-Cold War Era/Shoaib Khan. 28. From the Russian Far East to the Russian Far North: Ambitions and Constraints/Suchandana Chatterjee. 29. Russian Pharma Industry and Indo-Russian Economic Relations (Pharma)/Surjeet Singh Patyal. 30. Theoretical Inconsistency of western Economic Reforms Conceptions in Post Space/Kh. Umarov. 31. Republic of Belarus and Post-Soviet economic Cooperation/Viachaslau Menkouski. 32. Asiatic Russia-Outer Asia: Interregional Cooperation in 1990s-2000s (Greater Altai Case)/Vladimir Boyko. Russia has been re-emerging as a major political and economic power during the last decade. The leadership of Russia claims that the objectives of transition from the former one-party socialist system to a plural multiparty democratic system and centralised planning to market economy are largely achieved. Russia is politically stable and has demonstrated how new political institutions, multiparty system are functioning under three presidents. In the initial years after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the Russian economy passed through different phases such as crisis, boom and recovery. Russia has largely succeeded in managing its political and economic relations with "Near Abroad" which have witnessed considerable complexities over the last two decades. Russia has demonstrated that its bilateral ties with India in the political and defence sectors have been consistently cordial and close. However, trade and economic relations need to be strengthened. There is a need for an objective and critical evaluation of how Russia has managed its domestic and foreign affairs after the collapse of the Soviet Union. What were the successes and failures of Russia in its policies and performance with regard to the social, political and economic developments in the country?

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. The Road A head for Kyrgyzstan: Stability or Uncertainty?/Angira Sen Sarma. 2. India and Central Asian Republics: Emerging Relations in the 21st Century/Chandrakant Yatnoor. 3. Post-Independence Developments in Turkmenistan's Energy Sector/Gatikrushna Mahanta. 4. The History of Economic Development of Central Asia (on the Issue of the Genesis of Capitalism and Handicraft Industry Concerned with Market Formation in Medieval Middle Asia)/Gulbaharov Tursonova. 5. Diasporas of the Muslim People in Russia: Dynamics, Structure and New Areas of Migration in 20th-Beginning of the 21st Century (the Komi Republic as an Example)/Igor Zherebtsov and Eugeny Rozhkin. 6. EU Central Asia Policy: Linking Security to Development/Jos Boonstra. 7. Select Online Information Sources on Central Asia: A Reference Tool/Kalpesh Medhe. 8. Women in Central Asia/Kamala Kumari. 9. Commonwealth of Independent Status: Current Realities and Prospects/Konstantin Kurylev and Elena Savicheva. 10. New Perspectives in Natural Resources and Central Asia/Liyaqat Ayub Khan. 11. Social and Economic Transition in Kyrgyzstan in the Post Soviet Period/Nilu Khosla. 12. Evolution of Political Parties in Central Asian States/Phool Badan. 13. Uzbek Economy: Dynamics of Growth and Challenges/R.G. Gidadhubli. 14. Eurasian Idea of the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarnayev and its Development/Roza Sarbayeva. 15. The great Game in Central Asia and India/Manendra Sahu. 16. The New Great Game in Central Asia/Sanjay Deshpande and Rashmi R. Baruah. 17. Tajik Cinema after disintegration of the USSR: Identity Search, Trends and Perspectives/Sharofat Arabova. 18. Geopolitical Economy of Central Asia and the Interests of the External Powers/Shoaib Khan. 19. Doing Business with Central Asian Countries/Surjeet Singh Patyal. 20. India and Central Asia: Economic Cooperation and Prioritizing of INSTC/Swati Pitale. 21. India-Central Asia Relations: Challenges and Opportunities/Tanaji. 22. Afghan Refugees in Central Asia and the Russian Federation/Viachaslau Menkouski.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Innovative Teaching Tools & Cases of Learning Organizations | Sanjay K Deshpande (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | 116 S. | Englisch | 2015 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9783659777318 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

73 illus, col. maps (illustrator). Contents Preface A Background 1 Introduction 2 India 3 Gujarat 4 Architecture of Gujarat II Site lists 5 The prehistoric period 6 The protohistoric period 7 The Iron Age 8 The early historic and historic periods 9 The medieval to Maratha periods 10 Unknown period sites Appendix Two recently excavated Harappan Sites Bibliography Human settlements in Gujarat can be traced back to the stone age period Palaeolithic Mesolithic in the valleys of the river Sambarmati Tapi Narmada Mahi and its tributaries During the protohistoric period ie approximately 5000 years from the present Gujarat formed part of the earliest urban cultures with planned cities of the Harappa or Indus civilization which has been studied using archaeological material in the absence of any deciphered written textdata Through out the years proceeding this urban culture during the Mauryas through the Guptas and the Islamic rule Gujarat has been closely associated to the mainstream politics and culture of the country at large which is clearly visible in the architectural remainsThe state of Gujarat is thus very rich in archaeological heritage and the present book attempts to document this aspect in a concise form The book consists of a brief history of Gujarat from the Stone Age to the British rule important monuments and archaeological sites and their importance and exhaustive list of sites from lower Paleolithic to the British times This is basically a reference book useful to all those interested in the subject The merit of the work lies in that it provides the interested researcher or curious layman with the salient features of a site all at one place thereby saving him hours of search through the profusion of archaeological books that are not necessarily located at one place 344 pp.

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