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A Matter of Principle

Political Economy and the Making of Postcolonial Modernity in India: A Foucauldian Approach
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Summary

Ausgehend von Michel Foucaults Beobachtung, dass die Wissenschaft der politischen Ökonomie eine für die Moderne konstitutive Form der Macht hervorgebracht hat, berücksichtigt diese Studie den imperialen Kontext dieser historischen Wende.

Der erste Teil analysiert, wie sich im Kontext des British Empire durch diesen neuen Wissenskorpus ein Dispositiv herausbildete, das neue Identitäten, soziale Praktiken sowie Formen der politischen Intervention und des Widerstands ermöglichte. Der zweite Teil zeigt, wie diese globalen Verflechtungen die Bedingungen für die Entstehung von anti- und postkolonialen Gegendiskursen und -praktiken in Indien geprägt haben. Indem die Studie untersucht, wie die Vorstellungen indischer Eliten von postkolonialer Moderne und damit einhergehende Widerstandspraktiken aus deren Auseinandersetzungen mit global zirkulierenden Diskursen über die politische Ökonomie entstanden sind, zeigt sie die gegenseitige Verflechtung westlicher Moderne und ihrer postkolonialen Alternativen.

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Edition
1/2020
Copyright Year
2020
ISBN-Print
978-3-8487-6292-7
ISBN-Online
978-3-7489-0399-4
Publisher
Nomos, Baden-Baden
Language
English
Pages
486
Product Type
Monograph

Table of contents

ChapterPages
  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access 1 - 10
    1. Chapter I Anthropology and the Study of Modernity/ies: Past and Present No access
    2. Chapter II Conceptual Framework for a Foucauldian Analysis of Modernity and its Others and an Overview of the Present Study No access
    1. Chapter III Towards a New Mode of Governance: Re-imagining the Nation as Company in 16th- and 17th-Century Britain No access
    2. Chapter IV From National Commerce to Commercial Nation: The Making of a Commercial Society in the 17th Century No access
    3. Chapter V From Discourses on Trade to Political Economy: The Emergence of a Science of Government and Public Administration No access
    4. Chapter VI Political Economy and the Modern British Nation-State: From Managing the State to Calls for Ac-countable Government No access
    1. Chapter VII Economy and the New Imperial Order: Ac-countable Colonial Governance in 19th-Cenutry India No access
    2. Chapter VIII Economy and Empire’s Civilising Mission: The Project of Indian Improvement No access
    1. Chapter IX From Accountability to Nationalist Calls to Account: Economy and the Contestation of the Imperial Common-Wealth No access
    2. Chapter X The Common-Wealth vs. National Economy: Critiques of British Hegemony and The Emergence of an Alternative Order No access
    3. Chapter XI National Economy and the Reconceptualization of Indian Improvement No access
    4. Chapter XII Swadeshi and Alternative Approaches to Indian Improvement: From Critique to the Construction of a (post)Colonial Economy No access
    1. Chapter XIII Commercial Society’s Other: The Village as Object of Knowledge and the Relativisation of Political Economy No access
    2. Chapter XIV The Indian Village: From Object of Improvement to Civilisational Exemplar No access
    3. Chapter XV The Indian Village Economy: Commercial Society’s Other and the Remaking of the Project of Improvement No access
    4. Chapter XVI Conclusion No access
  7. Bibliography No access 445 - 486

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