Communicating India's soft power :buddha to bollywood
Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publication, 2016Description: 231pISBN:- 9789351508168
- 302.230954 THU-C
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| 302.230954 KAT-E एक भारत श्रेष्ठ भारत | 302.230954 RIG; Right to know | 302.230954 SIN-M Media and foreign policy in India | 302.230954 THU-C Communicating India's soft power | 302.23095496 PAN-N Nepal mein jan-madhayamon ka vikas evam pravartiyan | 302.231 BYR-D Digital media, friendship and cultures of care / | 302.231 CYB- Cyberpsychology and Society |
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a first book-length study of India’s soft power, traversing international relations and international communication perspectives.<br/> As the world’s largest democracy and third-biggest economy on the basis of purchasing-power parity, India offers an excellent case study of the power of culture and communication in the age of mediated international relations. This South Asia edition features a new Afterword covering latest developments including Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s thrust toward Digital India and promoting Buddhism as part of India’s public diplomacy.
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