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Routledge South Asian Sovereignty: Political Power in Modern South Asia

Name: South Asian Sovereignty: Political Power in Modern South Asia
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This scholarly work examines sovereignty and political power across South Asia by integrating ethnographic research on everyday practices with theoretical analyses of theology and political philosophy. The book demonstrates how collaborative scholarship between religion scholars, anthropologists, and historians reveals the foundational structures underlying political systems in the region. It contextualises South Asia's unique political trajectory-particularly India's development as the world's largest democracy following colonial rule-within broader global discussions of sovereignty and state power. The volume bridges empirical fieldwork with intellectual inquiry, offering insights into how power operates through ritual, institutional practice, and ideological frameworks across the subcontinent. Essential for understanding the complex interplay between colonial history, religious traditions, and contemporary political organisation in South Asia.

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Integrates ethnographic studies of everyday power with theological and political theory to explain how politics operates in South Asian contexts.

Brings together interdisciplinary scholarship from religion, anthropology, and history to uncover structural patterns in political thought and action.

Contextualises South Asia's colonial history and India's emergence as the world's largest democracy within global sovereignty debates.

Published by Routledge India as part of the Exploring the Political in South Asia series for academic researchers and advanced students.

Examines the role of ritual practice and intellectual frameworks in shaping contemporary political structures across the subcontinent.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138323594
Category: Books > Subjects > Biography > Medical, Legal & Social Sciences > Anthropology & Sociology
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 August 2019
Listed Since: 13 March 2019

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