Studies in Indian Politics

2013 - 2025

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Volume 13, issue 1, 2025

Editorial Note pp. 7-7

Suhas Palshikar

Not Identity but Reciprocity: Reading Dharma in JotibÄ Phule pp. 8-22

Anagha Ingole

The Roots of a Populist Regime: Examining the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal pp. 23-40

Zaad Mahmood and Soham Bhattacharya

Theorizing Foreign Policy: An Invitation from India pp. 41-47

Siddharth Mallavarapu

The Domestic-International Nexus in Indian Foreign Policymaking pp. 48-60

Nicolas Blarel

Interpretivism and the Analysis of India’s Foreign Policy: Interpreting the Jaishankar Doctrine pp. 61-74

Ian Hall

Imperialism, the Third World and the Fundamental Continuities in Indian Foreign Policy pp. 75-85

Latha Varadarajan

Undoing Borders for Counter-hegemonic Ends: Theorising an Alternative Foreign Policy Imaginary for India pp. 86-100

Medha

Engendering Indian Foreign Policy Analysis: AIWC, Women Delegates and Recasting of IFP Thought and Diplomatic Praxis pp. 101-113

Sruthi Muraleedharan and Tejasvi Saxena

Classical Realism and Indian Foreign Policy: Some Cautionary Notes pp. 114-126

Siddharth Mallavarapu

Indian Nuclear Policy: A Neoclassical Realist Analysis pp. 127-139

Rajesh Basrur

Doctoral Research in Political Science in India: Themes and Trends pp. 140-149

Abhijith Nair and Shreya K. Sugathan

Using Laboratory and Field Experiments to Examine the Impact of Stereotypes pp. 150-157

Nishat Anjum and Sujoy Chakravarty

Book review: Relearning the Republic pp. 158-159

Amir Ali

Book review: Rina Verma Williams, Marginalized, Mobilized, Incorporated: Women and Religious Nationalism in Indian Democracy pp. 159-161

Rashmi Singh

Book review: Nivedita Menon, Secularism as Misdirection, Critical Thought from the Global South pp. 161-163

M. S. Visakh

Book review: Milan Vaishnav (Ed.), Institutional Roots of India’s Security Policy pp. 163-165

Himanshu Jha

Volume 12, issue 2, 2024

Editorial Note pp. 163-163

Suhas Palshikar

Multinational Democratic Federations: Comparing India with Multi-level Systems from the Global North pp. 164-182

Katharine Adeney and Wilfried Swenden

The Great Transition Towards Populism in Indian Politics: Populist Attitudes and Populist Radical Right (PRR) Voting in the 2019 Indian General Election pp. 183-203

Jinwon Han

Understanding India’s 18th Lok Sabha Election Outcome pp. 204-207

Suhas Palshikar

Middle-class Populism: Political Inequalities and Populist Appeal in India pp. 208-227

Pradeep Chhibber

The Politics of Social Welfare: The BJP and the Discerning Voter pp. 228-250

K. K. Kailash

Pocketbook Voting in India’s 18th Parliamentary Elections (2024) pp. 251-264

Mohd. Sanjeer Alam

The Leadership Factor in the 2024 Elections: Did Narendra Modi’s Impact Peak Much Before the Elections? pp. 265-276

Sandeep Shastri

Youth Vote in 2024 Lok Sabha Elections pp. 277-288

Sanjay Kumar and Devesh Kumar

Indian Muslims: (Self-)Perceptions and Voting Trends in 2024 pp. 289-302

Christophe Jaffrelot and Hilal Ahmed

Shaping of the Woman Constituency in Indian Elections: Evidence from the NES Data pp. 303-317

Rajeshwari Deshpande

Unpacking Public Satisfaction: An Analysis of the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections pp. 318-335

Vibha Attri and Jyoti Mishra

The Practice of International Relations Discipline in India: Obstacles and Challenges pp. 336-345

Nikhil Goyal

The Need for Classroom Ethnographies pp. 346-352

Judhajit Mukherjee

Book review: Ruchi Chaturvedi, Violence of Democracy: Interparty Conflict in South India pp. 353-355

Biswajit Mohanty

Book review: Christopher Clary, The Difficult Politics of Peace: Rivalry in Modern South Asia pp. 355-357

Anamika Asthana

Book review: Mrinal Pande. The Journey of Hindi Language Journalism in India: From Raj to Swaraj and Beyond pp. 357-358

Ravikant

Book review: Eswaran Sridharan, Elections, Parties, and Coalitions in India: Theory and Recent History pp. 359-360

Abhinav Pankaj Borbora

Volume 12, issue 1, 2024

Editorial Note pp. 7-7

Suhas Palshikar

When Civilizational Nationalism Meets Subnationalism: The Crisis in Manipur pp. 8-19

Sanjib Baruah

Religiosity, Space-making, Exclusion: ‘Kanwar Yatra’ Celebrations in a North Indian City pp. 20-32

Avishek Jha

Contemporary ‘Pasmanda’ Leadership and the Hindutva Politics in Uttar Pradesh pp. 33-47

Manjur Ali and Shilp Shikha Singh

South Asia in and After the 1980s pp. 48-51

Amit Ranjan

Differently Imagined: Minorities and Majoritarian Politics in India pp. 52-64

Amit Ranjan

Navigating Pakistan’s Religious, Social and Political Fault Lines in the 1980s: Contemporary Trends and Relevance pp. 65-77

Farhan Hanif Siddiqi

Secularization, De-secularization and Re-secularization in Bangladesh: Does the ‘Third Image’ Matter? pp. 78-90

Delwar Hossain

The Politics of the Status Quo in Sri Lanka pp. 91-103

P. Sahadevan

Between Fundamentalist Anvil and Red Hammer: How the 1980s Sculpted Afghan Women Movement pp. 104-116

Farooq Sulehria

Not Just ‘Somewhere South of Sovereignty and East of Equality’: Indian Strategizing in the Age of Transnational Solidarities pp. 117-128

Jayashree Vivekanandan

Learning International Relations Through Films pp. 129-134

Mithuna Jayadev Unnithan, Khwahish Agarwal and Rajdeep Pakanati

The Archives as a Source of Social History: Studying Belonging of the Indian–Chinese Community pp. 135-141

Abir Lal Mazumder

Book review: Ronojoy Sen, House of the People: Parliament and the Making of Indian Democracy pp. 142-143

Ravi Ranjan

Book review: Lisa Mitchell, Hailing the State: Indian Democracy Between Elections pp. 144-145

Kunal Kishore

Book review: Sudha Pai and Sajjan Kumar. Maya, Modi, Azad: Dalit Politics in the Times of Hindutva pp. 145-147

A. K. Verma

Book review: Arkotong Longkumer, The Greater India Experiment: Hindutva and the Northeast pp. 147-149

Sanghamitra Misra

Book review: Sujata Patel, D. Parthasarathy and George Jose (Eds.), Mumbai/Bombay: Majoritarian Neoliberalism, Informality, Resistance, and Wellbeing pp. 149-151

Sushmita Pati