108 research outputs found
Dominant party rule, development, and the rise of Hindu nationalism in West Bengal
To what extent does the BJP’s dramatic electoral success in West Bengal in the 2019 Lok Sabha election indicate a fundamental rupture in the state’s political party system? This chapter offers the first systematic exploration of this question. More specifically, the chapter asks: What are the individual-level correlates of taking up membership in the various Sangh Parivar affiliate organizations in West Bengal? The chapter examines this question in the empirical context of the state’s Junglemahal region. My analysis is based on original survey data collected in Junglemahal in the run-up to the 2019 election. Using questions embedded in the survey on membership in cultural organisations and inclination to vote for the BJP, I show that the growth of Hindu nationalism in the region is consistent with an embedded mobilisation strategy. While the data reveal a positive correlation between affinity towards Hindutva policies and propensity to vote for the BJP, such affinity plays no role in the decision to join the RSS or the Seva Bharati, which is primarily driven by secular dissatisfaction with the TMC’s governance failures
Social Studies or Socialisation: An Empirical Analysis of the Social Studies Curriculum in Singapore and its Effects on Voting Behaviour
Bachelor'sBachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Political Scienc
INDIA'S MANY NATIONS: EXAMINING THE VARYING DURABILITY OF SUBNATIONAL PROTESTS AND RIOTS IN POST-INDEPENDENCE INDIA
Bachelor'sBACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (HONOURS) IN POLITICAL SCIENC
Challenging Dominant Parties' Issue Ownership: A Study of the Religious Parties the BJP and the PAS
Master'sMASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
AUTHORITARIAN RESILIENCE AMIDST RISING INCOME INEQUALITY: CONSENSUS-BUILDING VIA IDEOLOGICAL HEGEMONY
Bachelor'sBACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (HONOURS
Raising the Stakes: Investigating the Politicisation of Presidents in Parliamentary Democracies
Bachelor'sBachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Political Scienc
NEGOTIATING WITH SOCIALIST STATES: COMPARATIVE FEMINIST POLICIES OF VIETNAM AND CHINA
Master'sMASTER OF SOC.SCI. (RSH-FASS
SHIFTING COHERENCE OF IMMIGRATION POLICY: STATE-SOCIETY RELATIONS IN JAPAN AND SINGAPORE
Master'sMASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
THE POLITICS OF SILENCE: WHY INDIAN MIGRANT WORKERS ARE LESS LIKELY THAN BANGLADESHIS TO SEEK FORMAL REDRESSAL IN SINGAPORE
Bachelor'sBACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES (HONOURS) IN POLITICAL SCIENC
(Lag)acy of Developmental States: Demystifying the Electoral Underperformance of Developmentalist Parties in Singapore and South Korea
Bachelor'sBachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Political Scienc
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