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Introduction
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Christophe Jaffrelot
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- Map of India xvi
- Introduction: The Three Ages of India’s Democracy 1
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PART I. The Hindu Nationalist Power Quest: HINDUTVA AND POPULISM
- Introduction 7
- 1 Hindu Nationalism: A Different Idea of India 11
- 2 Modi in Gujarat: The Making of a National-Populist Hero 31
- 3 Modi’s Rise to Power, or How to Exploit Hope, Fear, and Anger 74
- 4 Welfare or Well-Being? 112
- Conclusion to Part I 148
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PART II. The World’s Largest De Facto Ethnic Democracy
- Introduction 155
- 5 Hindu Majoritarianism against Secularism 159
- 6 Targeting Minorities 188
- 7 A De Facto Hindu Rashtra: Indian-Style Vigilantism 211
- Conclusion to Part II 248
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PART III The Indian Version of Competitive Authoritarianism
- Introduction 253
- 8 Deinstitutionalizing India 255
- 9 Toward “Electoral Authoritarianism”: The 2019 Elections 310
- 10 The Making of an Authoritarian Vigilante State 349
- 11 Indian Muslims: From Social Marginalization to Institutional Exclusion and Judicial Obliteration 406
- Conclusion 445
- Notes 469
- Select Bibliography 617
- Index 629
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments xi
- Abbreviations xiii
- Map of India xvi
- Introduction: The Three Ages of India’s Democracy 1
-
PART I. The Hindu Nationalist Power Quest: HINDUTVA AND POPULISM
- Introduction 7
- 1 Hindu Nationalism: A Different Idea of India 11
- 2 Modi in Gujarat: The Making of a National-Populist Hero 31
- 3 Modi’s Rise to Power, or How to Exploit Hope, Fear, and Anger 74
- 4 Welfare or Well-Being? 112
- Conclusion to Part I 148
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PART II. The World’s Largest De Facto Ethnic Democracy
- Introduction 155
- 5 Hindu Majoritarianism against Secularism 159
- 6 Targeting Minorities 188
- 7 A De Facto Hindu Rashtra: Indian-Style Vigilantism 211
- Conclusion to Part II 248
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PART III The Indian Version of Competitive Authoritarianism
- Introduction 253
- 8 Deinstitutionalizing India 255
- 9 Toward “Electoral Authoritarianism”: The 2019 Elections 310
- 10 The Making of an Authoritarian Vigilante State 349
- 11 Indian Muslims: From Social Marginalization to Institutional Exclusion and Judicial Obliteration 406
- Conclusion 445
- Notes 469
- Select Bibliography 617
- Index 629