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Even as India's foreign policy faces an uphill task, @StudiesIndian Studies in Indian Politics has come out with a rich collection through it's special issue on Theorizing India's Foreign Policy, guest edited by Siddharth Mallavarapu :
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Studies in Indian Politics completes seven years with this issue and this is the second time that we present analyses of a parliamentary election, first being the 2014 elections.
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The link between parties, elections and economic changes such as the role of the private sector/business actors needs to be explored more. I and @AW1010 focus on this neglected dimension with reference to the 2019 election in our new article: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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New in the Hindustan Times - based on our Studies in Indian Politics article with Rajeshwari Deshpande and @kailashkk @LoknitiCSDS
#Analysis | Do government’s welfare schemes influence the patterns of voting?
(@louisetillin writes)
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Sardesai in @StudiesIndian finds that May 2019 result was an outcome of massive vote consolidation on religious lines, with the majority Hindu community preferring the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Two interesting tables from this Shreyas Sardesai essay @StudiesIndian:
(Left) NDA's Hindu vote share crossed 50% in 2019, which is truly stunning.
(Right) The BJP is no longer an Upper Caste party. Its vote share among OBCs, SCs, STs has truly soared
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This evening (5:30 pm) at @csdsdelhi: Book release of @sanjaycsds (Ed.) ‘Youth in India: Aspirations, Attitudes, Anxieties’ followed by a panel discussion.
Chair: @PalshikarSuhas
Discussants: @ash_pravah, Divya Vaid, @VivanMarwaha
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"Studies in Indian Politics" has bucked the trend of high quality research on India being published abroad. The first high quality Indian journal on Indian politics.
Thanks @PalshikarSuhas and the entire team of @StudiesIndian
Forthcoming in June 2019: Are Reserved Constituencies Dalit Centric? Experience from Uttar Pradesh by Shilp Shikha Singh and Manjur Ali journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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As this election season, much discussion taking place about effect of turnout, here is a detailed analysis by @MilanV and Jonathan Guy in our journal, @StudiesIndian-- journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…













