The Politics of Time and Youth in Brand India

The Politics of Time and Youth in Brand IndiaA study of the profound preoccupation with time, youth and the relationship between generations in contemporary popular Indian media culture, this book suggests that the politics of time is a manifestation of the radicalised war between labour and capital inherent in Indias shift to neoliberalism since the 1990s.

Henry Wotton

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