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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Series Note Acknowledgements Note on Sources Introduction Framework of Congress Dominance Towards Competitive Politics: 1960s to 1980s Politics in the times of Congress Decline: Key Themes Maharashtra s First Critical Election: 1995 Return of the Congress: 2004 and 2009 Towards BJP s Shaky Dominance The Crisis of Maratha Politics Political Economy of Maharashtra Footprints of a New Dominance? References Index. Focused mainly on Maharashtra s politics since the 1990s, The Last Fortress of Congress Dominance also provides its readers a clear view of the historical context and the socio-political forces that have dominated the state since the 1950s. The politics of Maharashtra has been woven around two key factors: the Congress party and the Marathas. Attempts by the Shiv Sena and the BJP to emerge as alternatives to the Congress have had only limited success so far. As the state politics witnesses the transition into a new party system, the book presents a detailed study on the party system of Maharashtra and situates the analysis in the broader context of crisis of the Marathas and the many distortions of the state s political economy. Aided by rich survey data from the National Election Studies, for all elections since 1996, the book presents a long-term view of the politics of Maharashtra as the state completes 60 years of its existence.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. This volume examines how Indian democracy has survived the challenges posed by widespread illiteracy, poverty, secessionism and communalismproblems that have felled the fledgling democratic institutions of so many post-colonial societies. The contributors locate the reason for the resilience of Indian democracy in its historythat it was the product of a gradual evolution and not of a sudden imposition from above. The essays in the volume, however, show that despite having stood the test of time, Indian democracy is not a democracy in any substantive sense. The economic policies of successive governments since 1985 have been basically anti-people; rampant casteism, communalism, and the use of money and muscle power have infiltrated the body politic. Mass mobilization has been powered by hate, making it a feature more typical of a nascent neo-fascist state than of a democracy. The `substantialization of democracy'proper representation and people's participation in decision makingstill remains a distant ideal.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. Society: 1. Prehistory of Indian Environmentalism: Intellectual Traditions/Ramachandra Guha. 2. Language and Schooling of Tribal Children: Issues Related to Medium of Instruction/Geetha B. Nambissan. 3. Birth of a Goddess: Vande Mataram, Anandamath, and Hindu Nationhood/Tanika Sarkar. 4. Films and Free Speech/A. G. Noorani. 5. Neoliberal Subjectivity, Enterprise Culture, and New Workplaces: Organised Retail and Shopping Malls in India/Nandini Gooptu. 6. Comparative Contexts of Discrimination: Caste and Untouchability in South Asia/Surinder S. Johdka and Ghanshyam Shah. 7. Broken Lives and Compromise: Shadow Play in Gujarat/Harsh Mander. 8. From Parliamentary to Paramilitary Democracy/Sumanta Banerjee. 9. The Bhopal Disaster and Medical Research/C. Sathyamala and N. D. Jayaprakash. 10. Masculine Spaces: Rural Male Culture in North India/Prem Chowdhry. 11. Lives in Debt: Narratives of Agrarian Distress and Farmer Suicides/Ajay Dandekar and Sreedeep Bhattacharya. II. Economy: 12. Indian Economy at the Crossroads/Dilip Mookherjee. 13. Paradox of Competitiveness and Globalisation of Underdevelopment/Kalyan K. Sanyal. 14. Growth, Poverty, and Reforms/Jagdish Bhagwati. 15. Terms of Trade, Trade, and Technical Change: Strategies for Agricultural Growth/Bhupat M. Desai. 16. Impact of Reservation in Panchayati Raj: Evidence from a Nationwide Randomised Experiment/Raghabendra Chattopadhyay and Esther Duflo. 17. The Three Rs of Reform/Amartya Sen. 18. Limits of Amartya Sen s Three Rs of Reform /G. Haragopal. 19. A Model of Growth of the Contemporary Indian Economy/Prabhat Patnaik. 20. The Case for Direct Cash Transfers to the Poor/Devesh Kapur, Partha Mukhopadhyay, and Arvind Subramanian. 21. National Manufacturing Policy: Making India a Powerhouse?/Sunil Mani. 22. Flawed Cartography?: A New Road Map for Monetary Policy/D. M. Nachane. 23. Dynamics of Income Inequality in India: Insights from the World Top Incomes Database/Amit Basole. 24. Making Indian Agriculture More Resilient: Some Policy Priorities/Madhur Gautam. 25. Economic Reforms and Manufacturing Sector Growth: Need for Reconfiguring the Industrialisation Model/R. Nagaraj. III. Polity: 26. Left Secularists and Communalism/Dharma Kumar. 27. Electoral Politics in the Time of Change: India s Third Electoral System, 1989 99/Yogendra Yadav. 28. Representation for Women: Should Feminists Support Quotas?/Meena Dhanda. 29. Socio-political Unrest in the Region Called North-east India/U. A. Shimray. 30. Sino-Indian Boundary Dispute, 1948 60: A Reappraisal/Srinath Raghavan. 31. Democracy and Economic Transformation in India/Partha Chatterjee. 32. Caste in Twenty First century India: Competing Narratives/Sonalde Desai and Amaresh Dubey. 33. Secularism: Its Content and Context/Akeel Bilgrami. The period 1991 2017 was marked by communal aggression, the official start of economic liberalisation, growing inequality, and state militarisation. All of these have been reflected in the pages of the Economic and Political Weekly, which stood steadfast witness quietly, reflectively, but also urgently and passionately. Reading India, Vol. III (1991 2017), the final commemorative volume celebrating 50 years of the EPW, provides a selection of papers published during this period, reflecting on the social, political, and economic changes of the time. The chapters focus on five themes that dominated India s public sphere: the question of secularism versus communalism; social justice and power-sharing by the backward castes; political configurations in a post-Congress polity; the entrenchment of impunity instead of the rule of law; and the political economy of economic policy. The contributors to this volume have observed, analysed, and commentated on a range of topics, from the lack of justice for victims of the 2002 Gujarat massacres, farmer suicides, and agrarian distress, to the Indo China border dispute. Focusing on India s society, economy, and polity, the volume includes research. …

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