… It is also damaging for the “good governance” hypothesis that, subnationally, we find evidence
of land mafia activity in every major Indian state, including in those widely considered to …

… without creating a state having a monopoly of coercive power, so … Both of those wars involved
Indian efforts to stop US … down by military force within a few years of state creation: Shay’s …

… low use of contraceptives in India; however, little is known about the extent to which these
experiences differentially affect use … modern contraceptive use and type of contraceptive used. …

… of state action. This article outlines three manifestations of India’s new constitutionalism—the
“ethnic state,” … , this means that its ability to confuse and coerce its people will rise as well. …

… coercive institutions varies widely. Some, like Chile’s Augusto Pinochet, centralize coercive
power … , including presidential guards, militarized police, and state-run militia, to check and …

… The process often involves force, threat, or coercive measures in our social setting which …
with the patients at different levels, the Indian sociocultural system does not always allow such …

… Focusing on India between the early nineteenth century and the First World War, this book …
of Indian bodies to the law- preserving violence of colonial rule.53 Since the Indian state, like …

… defense in coercive diplomacy is necessary. Second, I discuss Russia’s coercive diplomatic
… Finally, I present an argument on the prospects of success for Russia’s coercive diplomacy …

… local elites – the hinge between Indian state and rural society – … state as well as the
development process. It looks at the role of local elites in India both as the representatives of the …

… We draw on our qualitative study of Indian migrant women in Australia to extend the
geographical spread of the diasporic literature. We also illustrate how coercive control uses the …