... could not. Duke University Press 2009 Spinning without Touching the Wheel: Anticolonialism, Indian Nationalism, and the Deployment of Symbol Rebecca M. Brown...

...Yasmin Saikia The connections among anticolonial nationalism, internationalism, and cosmopolitanism in the early twentieth century expand our understanding of the Indian freedom movement in new directions, beyond the activities and leadership of the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League...

...Partha Chatterjee This paper looks at nationalism, internationalism, and cosmopolitanism as an interconnected triad of political ideas and movements in twentieth-century India. Militant Indian nationalists and communists created a distinction between the internationalism of empire...

... twentieth century between elite Indian scientific and technological actors and the forces of modernization. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 Making Space for the Nation Satellite Television, Indian Scientific Elites, and the Cold War Asif Siddiqi n the introduction to his classic...

... and the Nationalization of Demba”, New World Quarterly Volume 5 No. 4 Jagan , Cheddi 1972 “The 3 Kinds of Nationalizations: Capitalist, Reformist and Socialist”, New World Quarterly Volume 5 No. 4 Jha , J. C. 1973 “Indian Heritage in Trinidad, West Indies”, Caribbean Quarterly Volume 19...

...Michael O. West © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1994 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XIV No. 2 ( 1994) Indians, India, and Race and Nationalism in British Central Africa Michael 0.West If the country was to be maintained as a white of east, southern and central...

...Ananya Jahanara Kabir Lines of the Nation: Indian Railway Workers, Bureaucracy, and the Intimate Historical Self Laura Bear New York: Columbia University Press, 2007 xii + 346 pp., $49.00 (cloth) Duke University Press 2009 Being Modern in the Middle...

... of a material struggle over urban space. In particular, it considers the writings of the South Asian scholar and activist Abul Kalam Azad, a major figure in the Indian Khilafat movement and the Indian National Congress, who was simultaneously a critic of the nation form and communalism (on the basis...

...Kama Maclean Kama Maclean's article responds to the analytical threads offered by Partha Chatterjee's “Nationalism, Internationalism, and Cosmopolitanism: Some Observations from Modern Indian History” by focusing closely on the dynamics leading to the passing of the Fundamental Rights resolution...

... by unleashing a competition over sovereignty in the subcontinent. It was in this context that a fully sovereign constituent assembly was adopted by the Indian National Congress as their fundamental demand. Federation played a decisive role in the development of republicanism in India. Copyright © 2020 by Duke...

... on the part of the colonial state was not coincidence, but rather a maneuver designed to construct the LAI, an international anti-imperialist institution based in Berlin, as anathema to the anticolonial nationalist movement led by Nehru and other leaders of the Indian National Congress (INC). Rather than...

...Christopher Pinney Pinney’s essay explores, in the context of both colonized and contemporary India, Ariella Azoulay’s argument about the prophetic nature of photographic citizenship. The use of photographs in a number of key Indian National Congress reports reveals the destabilizing potential...

...Isabel Hofmeyr Within the academy, as transnational and oceanic forms of analysis become more prominent, the Indian Ocean attracts attention, especially as a domain that offers rich possibilities for working beyond the templates of the nation-state and area studies. The Indian Ocean makes visible...

...David C. Engerman Engerman’s essay examines Soviet encounters with India in the 1950s and 1960s, tracing the effects of such encounters on both nations. Using Soviet and Indian published as well as archival material, it pays special attention to the effects on Soviet and Indian economic ideas...

... of this moment to foreground the often underappreciated tensions among colonialism, nationalism, and constitutionalism. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 B. N. Rau constitutionalism Indian constitution Government of India Act 1935 I would like to thank Eleanor Newbigin, Stephen Legg...

... of the British Indian Empire is compared with that of the Ottoman, differences will emerge with respect to the historical formation of the national-popular in the European and non-European Ottoman provinces, the creation of modern state structures in British India, the linguistic foundations of the national...

... causation. His lack of atten- tion to institutions and political economy as expla- nation for historical change sealed his obscurity. PROVINCIALIZING INDIAN HISTORY...

... and decolonization of the Indian subcontinent. The goal of the exercise is to use the three concepts of nationalism, internationalism, and cosmopolitanism to arrive at a new kind of comparison, and perhaps a new kind of model of power in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries for areas that were not formally...

... into question the supposed disappearance of exchange between Iran and India in linguistic, literary, and religious realms. Instead, it posits that earlier sets of debates between Iranian and Indian authors, particularly on the status of the Persian language, were now inflected through nationalism, imperialism...

... for the production of literary modernity. Arguing for a verbal as well as textual discourse of modernity shared between early twentieth-century Iranian and Indian intellectuals, Jabbari examines how these intellectuals made use of premodern materials for their modernizing projects, and how nationalism shaped...