Transition of Economy,Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Colonisation to Globalisation (English & Bengali Version)
Book Details
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Publisher: Rohini Nandan
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Editor: Kaveri Sarkar & Aditya Roy
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Language: English & Bengali
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ISBN: 9789388866255
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Pages: 276
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Binding: Hardcover
About the Book
Transition of Economy, of Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Pre-Colonisation to Globalisation (Bengali Version) is an insightful and academically rich edited volume that examines the complex transformation of India’s economic structures, cultural landscapes, and identity politics across multiple historical phases.
Edited by Kaveri Sarkar and Aditya Roy, the book brings together scholarly essays that trace India’s journey from indigenous pre-colonial systems through the disruptive forces of colonial rule to the dynamic challenges of globalisation. The contributors analyse how economic transitions reshaped cultural identity, social stratification, political behaviour, and regional dynamics.
Themes such as cultural negotiation, power relations, postcolonial identity formation, economic shifts, and global interconnectedness are explored with depth and clarity. With its interdisciplinary approach—spanning economics, sociology, cultural studies, and political theory—this volume serves as an essential resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and readers interested in understanding India’s evolving socio-economic fabric.
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Transition of Economy,Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Colonisation to Globalisation (English & Bengali Version)
Transition of Economy,Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Colonisation to Globalisation (English & Bengali Version)
Book Details
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Publisher: Rohini Nandan
-
Editor: Kaveri Sarkar & Aditya Roy
-
Language: English & Bengali
-
ISBN: 9789388866255
-
Pages: 276
-
Binding: Hardcover
About the Book
Transition of Economy, of Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Pre-Colonisation to Globalisation (Bengali Version) is an insightful and academically rich edited volume that examines the complex transformation of India’s economic structures, cultural landscapes, and identity politics across multiple historical phases.
Edited by Kaveri Sarkar and Aditya Roy, the book brings together scholarly essays that trace India’s journey from indigenous pre-colonial systems through the disruptive forces of colonial rule to the dynamic challenges of globalisation. The contributors analyse how economic transitions reshaped cultural identity, social stratification, political behaviour, and regional dynamics.
Themes such as cultural negotiation, power relations, postcolonial identity formation, economic shifts, and global interconnectedness are explored with depth and clarity. With its interdisciplinary approach—spanning economics, sociology, cultural studies, and political theory—this volume serves as an essential resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and readers interested in understanding India’s evolving socio-economic fabric.
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Book Details
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Publisher: Rohini Nandan
-
Editor: Kaveri Sarkar & Aditya Roy
-
Language: English & Bengali
-
ISBN: 9789388866255
-
Pages: 276
-
Binding: Hardcover
About the Book
Transition of Economy, of Culture and Identity Politics in India: A View from Pre-Colonisation to Globalisation (Bengali Version) is an insightful and academically rich edited volume that examines the complex transformation of India’s economic structures, cultural landscapes, and identity politics across multiple historical phases.
Edited by Kaveri Sarkar and Aditya Roy, the book brings together scholarly essays that trace India’s journey from indigenous pre-colonial systems through the disruptive forces of colonial rule to the dynamic challenges of globalisation. The contributors analyse how economic transitions reshaped cultural identity, social stratification, political behaviour, and regional dynamics.
Themes such as cultural negotiation, power relations, postcolonial identity formation, economic shifts, and global interconnectedness are explored with depth and clarity. With its interdisciplinary approach—spanning economics, sociology, cultural studies, and political theory—this volume serves as an essential resource for researchers, students, policymakers, and readers interested in understanding India’s evolving socio-economic fabric.
