Avoiding the limitations of a purely foreign policy perspective this volume views India's engagement with the world in the realm of ideas and in terms of its expanding role in the international domain. It critically interrogates the state-centric ontology and evaluates the changing parameters of research in the field.
This volume traces the paradigm shifts in the study of Indian political thought, from the initial dismissive Orientalist approach to the attempts by Indian scholars to elaborate ancient Indian political thought as a tradition and later on to multidisciplinary engagement with debates on a wide range of contemporary issues
The first of a four-volume survey and explorations in political science conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, this volume while referring to studies before and after the period 2003-2009 does nonetheless focus more specifically on the literature of this period by analysing four key themes - the social character of the Indian state; political economy; social policy; and law and rights
The second of a four-volume survey and explorations in political science conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, this volume examines key issues confronting Indian democracy and provides an analytical overview of the changing perceptions of it over the past two decades. It explores literature on the constitution and its institutions, the party system, elections, civil society initiatives, and federalism in India
Avoiding the limitations of a purely foreign policy perspective this volume views India's engagement with the world in the realm of ideas and in terms of its expanding role in the international domain. It critically interrogates the state-centric ontology and evaluates the changing parameters of research in the field
The first of a four-volume survey and explorations in political science conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, this volume while referring to studies before and after the period 2003-2009 does nonetheless focus more specifically on the literature of this period by analysing four key themes - the social character of the Indian state; political economy; social policy; and law and rights.
The second of a four-volume survey and explorations in political science conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, this volume examines key issues confronting Indian democracy and provides an analytical overview of the changing perceptions of it over the past two decades. It explores literature on the constitution and its institutions, the party system, elections, civil society initiatives, and federalism in India.
This volume traces the paradigm shifts in the study of Indian political thought, from the initial dismissive Orientalist approach to the attempts by Indian scholars to elaborate ancient Indian political thought as a tradition and later on to multidisciplinary engagement with debates on a wide range of contemporary issues.
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