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

IF 0.3 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE Studies in Indian Politics Pub Date : 2024-05-16 DOI:10.1177/23210230241235361

Sushmita Pati

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Sujata Patel, D. Parthasarathy and George Jose (Eds.), Mumbai/Bombay: Majoritarian Neoliberalism, Informality, Resistance, and Wellbeing. New Delhi: Routledge Publications, 2022, 257pp., ₹1,299.

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书评：Sujata Patel、D. Parthasarathy 和 George Jose（编著），《孟买/孟买》：多数派新自由主义、非正规性、反抗与福祉

Sujata Patel、D. Parthasarathy 和 George Jose（编辑），孟买/孟买：Majoritarian Neoliberalism, Informality, Resistance, and Wellbeing.新德里：Routledge 出版社，2022 年，257 页，₹1,299。

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Studies in Indian Politics POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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0.70

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期刊介绍： SIP will publish research writings that seek to explain different aspects of Indian politics. The Journal adopts a multi-method approach and will publish articles based on primary data in the qualitative and quantitative traditions, archival research, interpretation of texts and documents, and secondary data. The Journal will cover a wide variety of sub-fields in politics, such as political ideas and thought in India, political institutions and processes, Indian democracy and politics in a comparative perspective particularly with reference to the global South and South Asia, India in world affairs, and public policies. While such a scope will make it accessible to a large number of readers, keeping India at the centre of the focus will make it target-specific.