Democracy and authoritarianism in South Asia : a comparative and historical perspective

By:

"Jalal, Ayesha"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Cambridge University Press; 1995Description: 295ISBN:

8185618682

DDC classification:

321.90954 JAL

Summary: This volume has takes shape during mu sojourns at various academic institutions int the \united States since 1987, all of which share the credits in different measure.Intellectually it forms a bridge between my earlier monographs and current research on multiple identities and theories of sovereignty in South Asia. The inspiration for it was provided by my students at Wisconsin- Madison, Tufts and, above all, above all, Columbia and it is largely for them that I decided to undertake a work of this level of generality and, hopefully, accessibility.

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This volume has takes shape during mu sojourns at various academic institutions int the \united States since 1987, all of which share the credits in different measure.Intellectually it forms a bridge between my earlier monographs and current research on multiple identities and theories of sovereignty in South Asia. The inspiration for it was provided by my students at Wisconsin- Madison, Tufts and, above all, above all, Columbia and it is largely for them that I decided to undertake a work of this level of generality and, hopefully, accessibility.

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