The Post-2014 Transformationof Indian Politics
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Autor:
Injmamul Ansari
Pages:170
Published:
2026-09-17
ISBN:978-99993-5-545-2
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The Post-2014 Transformation of Indian Politics examines the structural, ideological, emotional, and communicational changes that have shaped Indian politics since the 2014 General Elections. The book traces the evolution of Indian political competition from the dominance of the Indian National Congress and the coalition era to the rise of the Bharatiya Janata Party as a major national political force. It explores the changing relationship between leadership, nationalism, welfare politics, political communication, media, digital platforms, identity, and electoral behaviour.
Particular attention is given to the changing nature of political legitimacy in contemporary India. The study examines how leadership projection, emotional nationalism, narrative construction, digital communication, welfare visibility, and perception management have increasingly become important dimensions of electoral politics.
The book also considers the democratic implications of these transformations, including debates surrounding political polarization, media fragmentation, institutional autonomy, majoritarian politics, democratic dissent, and the growing personalization of political legitimacy.
Rather than examining post-2014 politics solely through electoral outcomes, this work attempts to understand the deeper transformation of political behaviour, communication, legitimacy, and democratic culture in contemporary India.
The book provides a broad analytical framework for understanding how Indian politics has evolved in the post-2014 era and what these changes may mean for the future of Indian democracy.