Political Communication in Contemporary India

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Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
1 Interplay of Politics and Communication in India in Contemporary Period: An Introduction
Part I Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Political Communication
	2 ‘Governance’ in Post-Liberalisation India: The Grey Zone of Political Communication
	3 Democracy, Public Sphere, and Participation in India: A Philosophical Enquiry Through the Theory of Communicative Action of Habermas
Part II Political Communication During Elections
	4 Uttar Pradesh: Political Communication Strategies of Mayawati and Akhilesh
	5 Changing Dynamics of Political Electioneering in India: Use of New Social Media in Karnataka Assembly Elections 2018
Part III Cultural and Linguistic Dimension of Political Communication in Indian Democracy
	6 Rhetoric in Democracy: Inventing and Reinventing Language for Identity Politics
	7 Personalisation of Politics: Shifting Paradigm of Democracy in Digital Age
	8 Theorising Communication of Electoral Slogans in Indian General Elections: A Case Study
Part IV Federal and Administrative Dimension of Political Communication
	9 Between ‘National’ and ‘Federal’ Communication: Locating the Issue of Bangladeshi Migrant in West Bengal Since 2014
	10 Locating the ‘Citizen’ in Administrative Communication in India: A Case Study of ‘Mission Nirmal Bangla’
	11 Panchayat Elections and Political Communication: A Study From Gram Panchayats of Telangana State
Part V Diversity in Political Communication in Contemporary India
	12 Gleaning Political Communication Through ‘Notices’ in North East India
	13 Whose Communication Is It Anyway?: Analysing Sociopolitical Debates in Indian Tele-Media
	14 Negotiating the ‘Political’ in the Community Radio Landscape in India: A Brief Sketch
	15 Democratising Political Communication for Governance in the New Normal Times
Index