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Spirals of Contention : Why India was Partitioned in 1947

	Spirals Of Contention : Why India Was Partitioned In 1947 by Satish Saberwal
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This book examines the social and socio psychological processes that led up to the partition of the indian subcontient in 1947. it works from a dual corpus : the historians for medieval and modern india and the sociologists, for indian society. It moves back and forth between evidence and general (or theoretical ) understanding and focues on social and psychological processes, placing the strictly political domain on the margin. it recognises long term continuities in the idiom of conflict and cooperation , and shows.isbn-9780415467353

Pages : 236

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Spirals Of Contention : Why India Was Partitioned In 1947

by Satish Saberwal