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Globalisation, nation and gender
Krishna Raj, Maithreyi - In: Journal of social and economic development 16 (2014) 2, pp. 135-158
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Indian nationalism versus international communism : role of ideology in international politics
Bandyopadhyaya, Jayantanuja - 1966
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The challenges of globalization and India : some critical reflecitons
Harshe, Rajen - In: Globalization and the South Asian state, (pp. 19-32). 1998
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Globalization and nationalism : the changing balance in India's economic policy, 1950 - 2000
Nayar, Baldev Raj - 2001
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Globalisation policy from the Swadeshi Angle
Raja, M. G. Basava - In: Globalisation, decentralisation, institutions and …, (pp. 118-125). 2004
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Globalism and Indian nationalism
Raghavendra, M. K. - In: Business of bollywood : the changing dimensions, (pp. 23-29). 2009
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Nationaler globalism : the narrative of strategic politics and economic openness in India
Alamgir, Jalal - In: Globalization and politics in India, (pp. 245-266). 2007
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Hindu-Nationalismus und Globalisierung : die zwei Gesichter Indiens ; Symbole der Identität und des Anderen
Six, Clemens - 2001 - 1. Aufl.
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The making of neoliberal India : nationalism, gender, and the paradoxes of globalization
Oza, Rupal - 2006
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The Construction of Indian/Hindu Nationalism and Implications of India's Future as a Postcolonial State in Colonial Globality
Lal, Prerna - 2013
In this paper, we will question the nation-state of India, the construction of nationalism and its implications for women, peasants and the subalterns of India. In order to do this, we must look beyond International Relations to find discourses to accommodate a history without the nation-state,...
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