With the elections in India over, it’s time to revisit our #IndiaVotes2014 blogpost series organised by Professor Katharine Adeney for Ballots and Bullets and IAPS!
1) The Continuing Importance of Regional Parties: The View from Tamil Nadu by Andrew Wyatt
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10378
2) What’s left of the Left? by Indrajit Roy
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10364
3) Modi-fying India? A presidential campaign and the challenge of parliamentary governance by Dr James Chiriyankandath
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10339
4) Modi and the United States by Profesor Sumit Ganguly
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10337
5) A historic election or business as usual? by Professor Katharine Adeney
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10332
6) Beyond the Trishul and the Tamasha: Hindu Nationalism in Different Places by Ketan Alder
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10325
7) India’s election: The View from China by Dr David O’Brien
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10322
8) “It’s the economy, stupid”: How the poor economic performance of the UPA regime is a key issue in the Indian elections by Kunal Sen
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10317
9) Modi and non-Muslim minorities by Sajeda Momin
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10313
10) Diverse Development Narratives in the Indian Elections of 2014 by Dr Aseema Sinha
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10308
11) Plus ça change…? Women candidates and the 2014 Lok Sabha elections by Carole Spary
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10297
12) Tribes, Forest Rights & Political Drivers in Koraput, Odisha by Kamla Khanal and Sarah Jewitt
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10293
13) Same Difference: The Congress, the BJP and India’s development by Indrajit Roy
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10290
14) India’s general election: Will the South save or sink the Congress Party? By Dr James Chiriyankandath
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10285
15) Tamil Nadu: The Southern Crucible by Andrew Wyatt
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10276
16) A Transformed Foreign Policy? Foreign policy commitments (or their absence) in the Indian election by Sumit Ganguly
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10273
17) A big ‘U-turn’? The assumed shock of a BJP success to Sino-Indian relations by Lan-Shu Tseng
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10271
18) Too little, too late – the BJP’s manifesto by Sajeda Momin
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10265
19) Historicising anti-corruption in India’s 2014 election, Part Two by William Gould
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10263
20) Historicising anti-corruption in India’s 2014 election, Part One by William Gould
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10260
21) The Puzzling Case of Cash for Votes by Andrew Wyatt
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10249
22) The Indian Elections: A perspective from Pakistan by Professor Mohammad Waseem
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10234
23) The Making of Narendra Modi by Dr. Aseema Sinha
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10232
24) Pre-electoral coalitions in 2014 by Dr E Sridharan
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10212
25) Is “Programmatic Politics” Possible in the Absence of Party Programmes? Assessing the Alleged Demise of Patronage Politics in India by Rob Jenkins
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10205
26) Aiming to defy gravity – the Aam Aadmi Party in the 2014 Indian Elections by Dr Alistair McMillan
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10176
27) Violence, legitimacy and the Indian elections by Professor Subrata K. Mitra
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10174
28) The alternative politics of AAP, or the anti-politics of NOTA? by Dr Bhaskar Vira
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10161
29) There’s a Health Care Crisis in India by Roger Jeffery
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10158
30) Does Foreign Policy Matter? by Sumit Ganguly
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10156
31) Battle for the Regions in India’s Parliamentary Elections by Louise Tillin
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10131
32) India 2014: The Main Issues by Andrew Wyatt
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10129
33) India’s general election: The Modi factor by Dr James Chiriyankandath
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10110
34) Alliances are the key to understanding India’s general election by Professor Katharine Adeney
http://nottspolitics.org/?p=10092
35) And they’re off! 16th Indian general election given green light by Professor Katharine Adeney
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