New Perspectives on India and Turkey: Connections and Debates

Cover
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of contributors
Foreword
Introduction
Part I History and memory
	1 India and Turkey: interplay of shadows and trajectories in the longue durée
	2 Sufis and Salafis in Ottoman and Mughal cities: reflections on love and violence in Islamic thought and politics
	3 Echoes in the shrine: remembering and forgetting in two contexts
Part II Nationhood and leadership
	4 Republican Turkey and Tamil self-respecters: Kemal Pasha in southern India
	5 Halide Edib and Gandhi: literary modernity in India and Turkey
Part III Secularism
	6 Temple and dam, fez and hat: the secular roots of religious politics in India and Turkey
	7 Nehru against Nehruvians: On religion and secularism
	8 Redefining the minority: Alevis in Turkey
Part IV Development debates
	9 Locating agency in global connections: the case of India and Turkey as ‘rising powers’
	10 Diaspora engagement in the United States: the case of India and Turkey
	11 Perspectives on development incentives: 18th-century philosophers, India and Turkey
	12 Waterproof development? Impact of advocacy networks on anti-dam movements in India and Turkey
Part V Claiming the city
	13 Notes on informal vending in Istanbul and Calcutta
	14 The endangered pleasures of Indian cities: notes from the good life in Istanbul
	15 A political analysis of middle-class-based social movements: India and Turkey compared
Index