Rogue Elephant: Harnessing the Power of Democracy in the New India [Idioma Ingl�s] - Softcover

Denyer, Simon

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9781408849798: Rogue Elephant: Harnessing the Power of Democracy in the New India [Idioma Ingl�s]

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1408849798 ISBN 13: 9781408849798

Verlag: Bloomsbury Paperbacks, 2015

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Revealing panorama ... Denyer explores issues through well-told stories of activists, officials, crusading lawyers, and grandstanding television journalists who are fighting to expose and correct abuses, sometimes at considerable peril ... The pervasive misrule that Denyer highlights is outrageous, but he balances it with hopeful signs that India's democracy can respond to popular pressure. Avoiding clich�d notions of India as either South Asian super-tiger or eternal basketcase, Denyer's sharp-eyed reportage and analysis convey both the size of India's problems and the strength of efforts to remedy them (Publishers Weekly)

If there is one book you should read to understand the new India it is this one. Simon Denyer has explored India with a depth and freshness which captured me as a reader (Lord Meghnad Desai)

Denyer has doggedly covered many of the stories that have dominated India's headlines in recent years, and his thorough reporting is on display here (Wall Street Journal)

A rigorous, perceptive and sympathetic account of a fast-changing nation. Refreshingly clear-eyed and balanced . A very welcome addition to the growing stack of literature on the new India (Jason Burke)

A rich and varied portrait of India . Rogue Elephant's take on Indian democracy is varied, complex and fiercely independent . Original and illuminating (Foreign Policy)

Denyer's in-depth reporting with a forensic eye on contemporary India is an extraordinarily hard-hitting, biting, candid take (Financial Express, India)

Rese�a del editor:

At the beginning of the twenty-first century, India stood on the brink of an exciting new era. Yet only a decade later, a series of corruption scandals and acts of violence against women had tarnished the nation's image and slowed her economic growth. When Narendra Modi became India's fifteenth prime minister in May 2014, he promised to revitalise a nation which seemed to have lost its way. With a record turnout, the elections were a powerful testament to Indians' aspirations for a brighter future.
Rogue Elephant uncovers the gripping struggle between powerful vested interest groups and those trying to foster change. Simon Denyer exposes the failures that undermined India's self-confidence and paved the way for Modi's triumphant victory, but also examines the heroic efforts of those who are fighting for a better future in the world's largest democracy.

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