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Routledge South Asia's Modern History: Thematic Perspectives

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Explore the complex evolution of the Indian Subcontinent through a unique lens with South Asia's Modern History: Thematic Perspectives by Routledge. This scholarly work moves away from traditional European-centric narratives to provide a deep look at the region from local and regional viewpoints. Author Michael Mann examines the historical development of the area starting from the early eighteenth century through to the present day. The book traces the rise of emerging states within the Mughal Empire and details the gradual expansion of British colonial influence within the specific political setting of the Subcontinent. By analyzing how modern state formation occurred in various parts of India, this text connects the history of Europe and South Asia as part of a shared global story. It is an essential resource for students and readers seeking to understand how regional dynamics shaped the modern world.

Key Features

Provides a comprehensive history of the South Asian Subcontinent from the early 1700s to the modern era.

Offers a regional perspective that prioritizes local viewpoints over traditional European-centered historical accounts.

Analyzes the role of emerging states during the era of the Mughal Empire to understand early political structures.

Examines the process of British colonial expansion and its impact on the political landscape of the region.

Connects South Asian state formation with Western European history to present a shared global historical context.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 October 2014
Listed Since
07 April 2014

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