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Globalization and the Politics of Identity in India by Bhupinder Brar, Ashutosh Kumar, Ronki Ram is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Cover Contents List of Tables Introduction: Contextualizing Globalization and the Politics of Identity 1 in India Part I: Globalization and the Nature of Identity Chapter 1: Globalization and Geo-Political Imperatives in South Asia Notes Bibliography Chapter 2: Globalization and Imagined Identities: Lessons from Colonial and Nationalist Constructions of Identities in Punjab* Note References Chapter 3: Globalization, the Diaspora and Hindutva Fragmentation and Deterritorialization Diaspora: The Changing Connotations Cultural Globalization: Glocalization and Hybridity Transnational Hinduism and the ‘Hindu Diaspora’ Transnational Hindutva Why does Hindutva Attractthe Hindu Diaspora in the West? Note References Chapter 4: Globalization and the Politics of Identities in India References Part II: Identity and the Politics of Marginality Chapter 5: Religion and the Political Discourse of Identity in Kashmir Kashmiri Identity and the Meaning of Islam Construction of Political Identityamong the Kashmiri Muslims Assertion of Muslim Identity Secularization of Political Identity Reassertion of the Muslim Identity Summarizing the Arguments Notes References Chapter 6: Development (?) and Identit

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Author
Bhupinder Brar, Ashutosh Kumar, Ronki Ram
Publisher
Pearson Longman, an imprint of Pearson Education
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9788131785256
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, History, Social Science

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