Aparajita Bakshi
1 book
About the Author
Aparajita Bakshi is an author and researcher whose work examines the relationships among social change, development, and civic life. Her writing brings careful analysis to the ways middle-class communities and non-governmental organizations participate in broader political and cultural transformations. She is the author of Unintended Revolution: Middle Class, Development, and Non-Governmental Organizations (Jagiellonian Studies in Cultural Anthropolgy), a study that contributes to conversations in cultural anthropology, development studies, and the social sciences. Bakshi’s work is suited to readers interested in institutions, citizenship, grassroots initiatives, and the complex forces shaping contemporary societies.
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analytical
interdisciplinary
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Books by Aparajita Bakshi
