Federalism, Nationalism and Development

Exploring the complex interplay between federalism, nationalism, and development, this book delves into Punjab's unique case of significant growth amid intense federal conflicts. It examines the evolution of the relationship between India's central government and Punjab, highlighting the rise of Punjabi Sikh nationalism and its tensions with Indian nationalism. Offering a framework for analyzing regional disparities within federal systems, it appeals to scholars in South Asian Studies, political science, political economy, geography, and development.