Religious politics and communal violence

By:

Wilkinson, Steven I. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Critical issues in Indian Politics seriesPublication details: New Delhi; OUP; 2005Description: 446pISBN:

9780195672374

Subject(s):

Communal violence

DDC classification:

303.62 REL

Summary: Critical Issues in Indian Politics is a series dealing with decisive events, processes, and institutions in Indian politics. It focuses on the ideas, events, decisions, and social forces, which underlie key debates and complex changes that have transformed India in the past two decades. The volumes serve both as unique introductions and comprehensive discussions aimed at undergraduate and graduate students in and abroad specialize in South Asian and comparative politics. They will also interest advanced researchers and scholars in the field, policymakers, and informed general readers.

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Critical Issues in Indian Politics is a series dealing with decisive events, processes, and institutions in Indian politics. It focuses on the ideas, events, decisions, and social forces, which underlie key debates and complex changes that have transformed India in the past two decades. The volumes serve both as unique introductions and comprehensive discussions aimed at undergraduate and graduate students in and abroad specialize in South Asian and comparative politics. They will also interest advanced researchers and scholars in the field, policymakers, and informed general readers.

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