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India: Dynastic rule or the democratisation of power?

Subrata K Mitra Lecturer in Indian Politics, University of Hull
Pages 129-159 | Published online: 15 Nov 2007

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Carole Spary. (2007) Female Political Leadership in India. Commonwealth & Comparative Politics 45:3, pages 253-277.
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Subrata Kumar Mitra. (1992) Democracy and political change in India. The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics 30:1, pages 9-38.
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SubrataK. Mitra. (1988) The Paradox of power: Political science as morality play. The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics 26:3, pages 318-337.
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Ambar Kumar Ghosh. (2023) Understanding layered dominance of political dynasties in India: A de-hyphenated reading of dynastic representation and dynasty-led parties. Asian Journal of Comparative Politics 8:3, pages 727-747.
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