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Globalization and the politics of identity in India / edited by Bhupinder Brar, Ashutosh Kumar, Ronki Ram.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Brar, Bhupinder, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Globalization--Social aspects--India.
- Globalization.
- Group identity--India.
- Group identity.
- Political culture--India.
- Political culture.
- National interest--India.
- National interest.
- Globalization--India.
- Nationalism--India.
- Nationalism.
- India--Politics and government.
- India.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (viii, 312 p. ) ill. ;
- Edition:
- 1st edition
- Place of Publication:
- New Delhi : Pearson Longman, an imprint of Pearson Education, c2008.
- Language Note:
- English
- System Details:
- text file
- Summary:
- Contributed articles.
- Contents:
- Cover
- Contents
- List of Tables
- Introduction: Contextualizing Globalization and the Politics of Identity 1 in India
- Part I: Globalization and the Nature of Identity
- Chapter 1: Globalization and Geo-Political Imperatives in South Asia
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Chapter 2: Globalization and Imagined Identities: Lessons from Colonial and Nationalist Constructions of Identities in Punjab*
- Note
- References
- Chapter 3: Globalization, the Diaspora and Hindutva
- Fragmentation and Deterritorialization
- Diaspora: The Changing Connotations
- Cultural Globalization: Glocalization and Hybridity
- Transnational Hinduism and the 'Hindu Diaspora'
- Transnational Hindutva
- Why does Hindutva Attractthe Hindu Diaspora in the West?
- Chapter 4: Globalization and the Politics of Identities in India
- Part II: Identity and the Politics of Marginality
- Chapter 5: Religion and the Political Discourse of Identity in Kashmir
- Kashmiri Identity and the Meaning of Islam
- Construction of Political Identityamong the Kashmiri Muslims
- Assertion of Muslim Identity
- Secularization of Political Identity
- Reassertion of the Muslim Identity
- Summarizing the Arguments
- Chapter 6: Development (?) and Identity Politics in West Bengal: The Kamtapur Movement in North Bengal
- Introduction
- Introducing North Bengal
- State Policy: The Politics of Land Reforms And Decentralization in Rural Areas
- Who are the Rajbansis? Defining an Identity
- The Demand for 'Kamtapur State'
- Conclusion
- Chapter 7: Caste Politics and Hindu Nationalism in a Closed Society: Limits of Electoral Politics in Rajasthan
- The First Phase
- The Second Phase
- The Third Phase: Electoral Outcome in the 1990S
- Scene Before the 1999 Elections
- References.
- Chapter 8: 'Mool/Asli' Backward Classes and the Politics of Recognition in Rajasthan
- Beyond Modernization: Looking for an Alternative Framework
- Politics of Recognition
- Who are the 'Mool/Asli' Backward Classes?3
- 'The Intellectuals of Society'
- Phase I: Sanskritization
- Phase II (1956 Onwards): Desanskritization
- Caste Organizations of the Mbcs
- Inter-MBC (Intra-Varna) Organizations
- Discrete/Single Caste Organizations
- Construction of Cultural Identity
- Sainization, or the Impact of the Ideas of Sain
- Shri Rajasthan Sain Siksha Sansthan (SRS3)16
- Invention of the Institution of the First Sainacharya
- Chapter 9: Caste Identity and Social Conflicts in Punjab
- Caste and Democratic Politics: The Social Science Discourse
- Thinking Beyond the Politics of 'Dominant Castes'
- Dalits in Punjab: The Background
- Case I: Jethumajra
- Case II: Talhan
- Case III: Hassanpur
- Concluding Comments
- Part III: Globalization, the Economy and the Politics of Identity
- Chapter 10: Globalization and the Foreign Economic Policy of India: A Study of Foreign Direct Investment
- Chapter 11: India Shining: The Impact of Economic Reforms on Indian Elections
- What do People Feel about Economic Reforms?
- Opinion on Related Issues
- Impact of the Policy of Economic Reforms
- Who should be Blamed?
- Future of the Economic Reforms Policy
- Appendix
- Part IV: Unitarist Nationalism and Identities
- Chapter 12: The Politics of Identity in Kashmir
- Chapter 13: Thinking about Democracy, Identity Politics and Development in India
- Nehru and the Evolution of Post-Colonial Democracy
- Explosion of Multiple Identities, Ideologies and Loyalties.
- Muddling through Diversities: An Overview of the Political Regimes
- The Resurgence of Hindutva
- Development Processes: A Critique
- Concluding Observations
- Chapter 14: Democracy Beyond Frontiers: Indian Democracy in the Age of Globalization
- Nation Against Nation
- People-Turned-Nation
- Democratic Deficit in the Age of Globalization
- Re-Moralizing Democracy
- Women Crossing Lines
- The Ethics of Medical Practitioners
- Part V: Globalization Beyond Identity Politics
- Chapter 15: Globalization and Development Strategies for the Indian Northeast
- The Northeast
- Government Finances
- The Northeast in Indian Regional Planning
- Economic Policy Framework for the Northeast
- Preparing for Globalization
- About the Editors and Contributors
- The Editors
- The Contributors
- Index.
- Notes:
- Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 9789332500655
- 9332500657
- OCLC:
- 1024264064
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