India Against Itself

Discover the profound insights of Sanjib Baruah in his compelling book, India Against Itself, published in 1999. This meticulously researched work delves into the intricate history of subnationalism and cultural politics in northeast India, offering a critical examination of the prevailing theories of agonistic democracy. Renowned scholar Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak praises it as the best critique of its kind, highlighting its significance in understanding the complex dynamics of ethnic relations and political history in the region. With 277 pages of in-depth analysis, this hardback edition is essential for anyone interested in the political science of India, nationalism, and the socio-economic conditions that shape its diverse landscape. Enhance your knowledge of Asian history and political ideologies with this essential read.