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In this book, William Sax describes a remote valley in the Western Himalayas where headhunting and polyandry were once widespread, and where people worship Karan, the defeated hero of the epic Mahabharata, as a beneficent king. Responding critically to the 'ontological turn' in Anthropology and related disciplines, he shows how the local worlds of divine kings persist, despite the immense economic and political changes of recent decades. He argues that such multiple worlds offer an an alternative way of looking at politics, decision-making, and collective solidarity. Sax has written yet another masterpiece, confirming his position as the pre-eminent ethnographer of the region, in a book that will appeal to students of India, Hinduism, Folklore, Ritual, and Social Theory.

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The book proposes a theoretical framework that explains the evolution of these parties, their initial breakthrough and subsequent trajectory, three strategies of survival (grounded in critical junctures, rationale, and challenges), the constraining effects of their party bases, and the many lessons learned, which are relevant for Central and Eastern Europe and beyond. With great attention to detail and a wealth of cases drawn from all countries in the region, including the Baltic republics, this volume stands out for its analytical rigor. Graduate students, faculty members, and even practitioners will find this work informative and compelling. Highly recommended.

Toy Stories

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