Interrogating Indias modernity : Democracy, identity, and citizenship, essays in honour of Dipankar Guptaix

By:

Jodhka Surinder S

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Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2013Description: 328pISBN:

9780198092070

Subject(s):

1. Democracy - Social Change - India2. Citizenship - Group Idenity - Social Conditions 3. Manners & Customs - Political Participation

DDC classification:

306.095400 JOD

Contents:

Table of contents INTRODUCTION: 'MODERNITY', IDENTITY, AND 'CITIZENSHIP'-DIPANKAR GUPTA AND SOCIOLOGY OF INDIA, SURINDER JODHKA; 1. STRANGERS, NEIGHBOURS, AND POLITICAL ORDER IN THE SOUTH ASIAN CITY, T.B. HANSEN; 2. THE 'EMBOURGEOISEMENT' OF A 'PROLETARIAN VANGUARD'? JONATHAN PARRY; 3. DOES THE MIDDLE CLASS HAVE BOUNDARIES? ANDRE BETEILLE; 4. OLD DIFFERENCES AND NEW HIERARCHIES: THE TROUBLE WITH TRIBES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA, KRITI KAPILA; 5. WHAT IS CIVIL AND UNCIVIL IN CIVIL SOCIETY? CONCEPTUAL REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY INDIA, GURPREET MAHAJAN; 6. RELIGION, POLITICS, AND GOVERNANCE: A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK, GURHARPAL SINGH; 7. REFINING THE 'MODERATION THESIS' REGARDING 'RADICAL PARTIES': THE JANA SANGH AND THE BJP BETWEEN HINDU NATIONALISM AND COALITION POLITICS IN INDIA, CHRISTOPHE JAFFRELOT; 8. RESEARCHING HEALTH CARE IN INDIA, 1970-2010: A REFLEXIVE ACCOUNT, ROGER JEFFREY; 9. A DIFFERENT INDIA: NEW IMAGINARIES OF OTHERNESS AFTER THE REFORMS, RAVINDER KAUR; 10. VIOLENCE OF LAW AND CITIZENSHIP: CONUNDRUM OF DEMOCRACY UNDER NATIONALIST ETHOS, A. BIMOL AKOIJAM; 11. DEMOCRACY IN INDIA: OF, BY, AND FOR WHOM? SUMANTA BANERJEE; ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS

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Table of contents
INTRODUCTION: 'MODERNITY', IDENTITY, AND 'CITIZENSHIP'-DIPANKAR GUPTA AND SOCIOLOGY OF INDIA, SURINDER JODHKA; 1. STRANGERS, NEIGHBOURS, AND POLITICAL ORDER IN THE SOUTH ASIAN CITY, T.B. HANSEN; 2. THE 'EMBOURGEOISEMENT' OF A 'PROLETARIAN VANGUARD'? JONATHAN PARRY; 3. DOES THE MIDDLE CLASS HAVE BOUNDARIES? ANDRE BETEILLE; 4. OLD DIFFERENCES AND NEW HIERARCHIES: THE TROUBLE WITH TRIBES IN CONTEMPORARY INDIA, KRITI KAPILA; 5. WHAT IS CIVIL AND UNCIVIL IN CIVIL SOCIETY? CONCEPTUAL REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY INDIA, GURPREET MAHAJAN; 6. RELIGION, POLITICS, AND GOVERNANCE: A COMPARATIVE FRAMEWORK, GURHARPAL SINGH; 7. REFINING THE 'MODERATION THESIS' REGARDING 'RADICAL PARTIES': THE JANA SANGH AND THE BJP BETWEEN HINDU NATIONALISM AND COALITION POLITICS IN INDIA, CHRISTOPHE JAFFRELOT; 8. RESEARCHING HEALTH CARE IN INDIA, 1970-2010: A REFLEXIVE ACCOUNT, ROGER JEFFREY; 9. A DIFFERENT INDIA: NEW IMAGINARIES OF OTHERNESS AFTER THE REFORMS, RAVINDER KAUR; 10. VIOLENCE OF LAW AND CITIZENSHIP: CONUNDRUM OF DEMOCRACY UNDER NATIONALIST ETHOS, A. BIMOL AKOIJAM; 11. DEMOCRACY IN INDIA: OF, BY, AND FOR WHOM? SUMANTA BANERJEE; ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS

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