Sudhir Kumar Suthar
Biographic Data
| ID | 1653294 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sudhir Kumar Suthar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sudhir Kumar |
| FAMILY NAME | Suthar |
| SIGNATURE | SUTHAR S K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7110-3555 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Globalization and Future of the Rural-Agrarian in 21st Century India: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities
Dilapidation of the Rural: Development, Politics, and Farmer Suicides in India
Politics of Development in Bundelkhand Region of Northern India: Analysing Role of (Un)Civil Society
This study is an attempt to understand how development politics followed by the civil society organisations (CSOs) (with special reference to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in India can be analysed in view of the social character of such organisations. The findings of this study are based on field work conducted in the northern Indian region of Bundelkhand. Bundelkhand is an economically underdeveloped, poverty ridden and draught-prone reg…
Contemporary Farmer’s Movements in India: Hybrid Political Agenda and Modernisation of Protests
This study attempts to argue that the farmer’s encirclement of Delhi in 2020–2021 was not merely a sporadic form of protest or agitation as widely argued. Instead, it indicates the emergence of a new form of farmer movement in contemporary India. Formation of a hybrid political agenda is at the core of this movement. Temporally, organisationally and ideologically, this movement has been able to bring agrarian politics to the forefront of Indian p…
Dilapidation of the Rural: Development, Politics, and Farmer Suicides in India
Teaching International Relations in Indian Universities: Issues and Challenges
Bundelkhand Development Package, Drought and the Development Question in India
This article discusses the case of the Bundelkhand Development Package (BDP). It shows how such short-term developmental policies for drought-affected regions in the country lack long-term policy imagination. The research reveals that there are major gaps between the government’s version of the package’s implementation and the situation at the ground level. The politics behind the package has failed to generate a more cohesive and consensus-based…
Questioning the ‘Revolution Narrative’: Redefining the Rural-Agrarian Question in India
Richa Kumar. 2016. Rethinking Revolutions: Soyabean, Choupals, and the Changing Countryside in Central India. Delhi: Oxford University Press, pp. 424, ₹870, ISBN: 9780199465330 (Hardbound)
Missing ‘Ethnographic Turn’ in Indian International Relations: A Critical Analysis of Post-Soviet Studies
This article provides a critical analysis of approaches of international relations (IR) in India in general and studies of post-Soviet countries in particular. It is argued here that methodologically the Indian IR has been dominated by the discourse analysis. The critical questions of everyday forms of social life and its impact upon transformation of state and institutions are at the margins of the disciplinary analysis. This phenomenon can be r…
Postcolonial and Post-Soviet Experiences of Constitution-making: Comparing India and Russia
There has largely been a consensus among comparative political scientists regarding the relevance of a participatory and transparent democratic constitution-making process in democratic transition and consolidation. However, there are fewer attempts to see any linkage between postcolonial India and post-Soviet processes of democracy-building. Questions related to the differences or similarities between the two contexts have not received much atte…
Contemporary Farmer’s Movements in India: Hybrid Political Agenda and Modernisation of Protests
This study attempts to argue that the farmer’s encirclement of Delhi in 2020–2021 was not merely a sporadic form of protest or agitation as widely argued. Instead, it indicates the emergence of a new form of farmer movement in contemporary India. Formation of a hybrid political agenda is at the core of this movement. Temporally, organisationally and ideologically, this movement has been able to bring agrarian politics to the forefront of Indian p…
Teaching International Relations in Indian Universities: Issues and Challenges
Postcolonial and Post-Soviet Experiences of Constitution-making: Comparing India and Russia
There has largely been a consensus among comparative political scientists regarding the relevance of a participatory and transparent democratic constitution-making process in democratic transition and consolidation. However, there are fewer attempts to see any linkage between postcolonial India and post-Soviet processes of democracy-building. Questions related to the differences or similarities between the two contexts have not received much atte…
Missing ‘Ethnographic Turn’ in Indian International Relations: A Critical Analysis of Post-Soviet Studies
This article provides a critical analysis of approaches of international relations (IR) in India in general and studies of post-Soviet countries in particular. It is argued here that methodologically the Indian IR has been dominated by the discourse analysis. The critical questions of everyday forms of social life and its impact upon transformation of state and institutions are at the margins of the disciplinary analysis. This phenomenon can be r…
Questioning the ‘Revolution Narrative’: Redefining the Rural-Agrarian Question in India
Richa Kumar. 2016. Rethinking Revolutions: Soyabean, Choupals, and the Changing Countryside in Central India. Delhi: Oxford University Press, pp. 424, ₹870, ISBN: 9780199465330 (Hardbound)
Bundelkhand Development Package, Drought and the Development Question in India
This article discusses the case of the Bundelkhand Development Package (BDP). It shows how such short-term developmental policies for drought-affected regions in the country lack long-term policy imagination. The research reveals that there are major gaps between the government’s version of the package’s implementation and the situation at the ground level. The politics behind the package has failed to generate a more cohesive and consensus-based…
Dilapidation of the Rural: Development, Politics, and Farmer Suicides in India
Politics of Development in Bundelkhand Region of Northern India: Analysing Role of (Un)Civil Society
This study is an attempt to understand how development politics followed by the civil society organisations (CSOs) (with special reference to non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in India can be analysed in view of the social character of such organisations. The findings of this study are based on field work conducted in the northern Indian region of Bundelkhand. Bundelkhand is an economically underdeveloped, poverty ridden and draught-prone reg…
Contemporary Farmer’s Movements in India: Hybrid Political Agenda and Modernisation of Protests
This study attempts to argue that the farmer’s encirclement of Delhi in 2020–2021 was not merely a sporadic form of protest or agitation as widely argued. Instead, it indicates the emergence of a new form of farmer movement in contemporary India. Formation of a hybrid political agenda is at the core of this movement. Temporally, organisationally and ideologically, this movement has been able to bring agrarian politics to the forefront of Indian p…
Dilapidation of the Rural: Development, Politics, and Farmer Suicides in India
Teaching International Relations in Indian Universities: Issues and Challenges
Globalization and Future of the Rural-Agrarian in 21st Century India: Issues, Challenges and Opportunities
Political science (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Agrarian society (3 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Development economics (3 works)