Populism in India

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Populist political forces have always played important roles in Indian politics, as seen when democracy in India was undermined by a period of authoritarian rule but was again strengthened by the populism of many of India's language and caste parties. Populism is likely to continue to play an important role in Indian politics, as is presently significant in the mobilization of the lower castes.

author: Subramanian, Narendra
Populism

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When home-based workers raise their voices: an Indian perspective

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This article examines the impact of globalization on the increase of outsourced home-based work in India. The author asserts that the establishment of networks of workers who are engaged in global collective action have been facilitated by globalization.

author: Sudarshan, Ratna, Unni, Jeemol
Social aspects, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Influence, Self-employed persons, Self employed persons, Underground economy, Home-based businesses, Home based businesses, Globalization

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Who is an Indian?

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The controversy over Indian nationalism raised by the presidential candidacy of Italian-born Sonia Gandhi is discussed. An argument is presented that the real issue is whether politicians should determine Indian identity.

author: Tharoor, Shashi
Political activity, Group identity, Social identity, Nationalism, Gandhi, Sonia

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