Chronicling the Tibetan Tragedy VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentOne of the most prominently featured characters in Barbara Demick’s new book..
Another Book on the BRI: Caveat Emptor VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentEdited volumes are usually difficult to pull off—even when the editors..
How China Sees Itself in the World Order VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentThe quest for ‘National Rejuvenation’ has become the buzz word since Xi Jinping…
Role of Non-State Actors VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a comment India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. S Jaishankar speaking at the Ramnath Goenka…
Did Jinnah Want Partition? VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentPartly, Jinnah’s career marches quite neatly with the themes of the twentieth century’s…
A Study in an Alternate Domain VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentFor decades now, Pakistan’s descent into extremism has been unsparing…
A Glimpse into the World of Urban Pakistan VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentJust as governments around the world are scrutinizing the political power of social media…
Of Synergy between Social and Electoral Mobilization VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentMobilizing the Marginalized by Amit Ahuja is an important contribution…
How New Modes of Governance Reshaped Delhi VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentIn 1899, George Curzon started from Shimla on his first tour of India…
Understanding India’s Young Politicians VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentIn a country obsessed with religion as an intrinsically embedded component of social life…
Provincializing Emotions in Colonial India VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 4, 2021Leave a commentIn the last several decades, history of emotions has emerged as an important field in South Asian historiography…
Musings of A Connected Observer VOLUME XLV NUMBER 3 MARCH 2021By ThebookreviewindiaMarch 5, 2021Leave a commentRebellious Lord is a delightful account by Meghnad Desai of his journey…
