Subaltern Sports

Discover the intricate relationship between politics and sport in South Asia with Subaltern Sports by James H. Mills. Published by Anthem Press in 2005, this captivating hardback spans 242 pages, delving into the cultural and social history of sports within the Indian sub-continent. Mills, an expert in anthropology, explores how sports have been influenced by and, in turn, have influenced political narratives in the region. This compelling book provides a unique perspective on the role of sports in the wider context of South Asian history and its socio-political landscapes. Whether you are a history buff, an anthropology enthusiast, or simply curious about sports and their impact on society, 'Subaltern Sports' offers valuable insights that are both engaging and informative. Don’t miss the chance to add this significant work to your collection!