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The Challenges of Managing Religious Diversity in India: Between Hegemonic Domination and the Quest for Equality (2016)
Book Chapter
Kim, H., & Singh, G. (2016). The Challenges of Managing Religious Diversity in India: Between Hegemonic Domination and the Quest for Equality. In A. Dawson (Ed.), The Politics and Practice of Religious Diversity: National Contexts, Global Issues (49-66). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315762555-4

This chapter discusses four ways of understanding the political management of religious diversity in India. It assesses the efforts of the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government to implement new policies and practices to improve th... Read More about The Challenges of Managing Religious Diversity in India: Between Hegemonic Domination and the Quest for Equality.

Violence and state formation in Pakistan (2015)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. Violence and state formation in Pakistan. In R. D. Long, G. Singh, Y. Samad, & I. Talbot (Eds.), State and Nation-Building in Pakistan: Beyond Islam and Security (192-206). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315696904-16

The idea behind this collection of essays was first mooted at the British Association of South Asian Studies conference held at Southampton in 2011. A number of us working on communal violence in India and Pakistan, with a strong interest in the hist... Read More about Violence and state formation in Pakistan.

Religion, Politics and Governance in India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Tanzania since Independence: A Comparative Framework (2013)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2013). Religion, Politics and Governance in India, Pakistan, Nigeria and Tanzania since Independence: A Comparative Framework. In S. Jodhka (Ed.), Democracy, Identity and Citizenship: Interrogating India’s Modernity. Oxford University Press

Sikhs and Partition Violence: a Re-evaluation (2013)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2013). Sikhs and Partition Violence: a Re-evaluation. In I. Talbot (Ed.), The Independence of India and Pakistan: New Approaches and Reflections (120-136). Oxford University Press

Religious Minorities: Judaism, Sikhism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism (2012)
Book Chapter
Singh, G., Graham, D., Gillat, S., Zavos, J., & Woodhead, L. (2012). Religious Minorities: Judaism, Sikhism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. In L. Woodhead, & R. Catto (Eds.), Religion and Change in Modern Britain. Routledge

Reassessing "Conventional Wisdom": Ethnicity, Ethnic Conflict and India as an Ethnic Democracy (2011)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2011). Reassessing "Conventional Wisdom": Ethnicity, Ethnic Conflict and India as an Ethnic Democracy. In S. Baruah (Ed.), Ethnonationalism in India: a reader (99-119). Oxford University Press

United Progressive Alliance and Secularism (2011)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2011). United Progressive Alliance and Secularism. In L. Saez, & G. Singh (Eds.), New Dimensions of Politics in India: UPA in Power (55-66). Routledge

In contrast to the rich theoretical discussion of secularism and the Indian state (Bhargava 1998), there is a major hiatus in the literature on its political practice. This ambiguity, according to Brass (2006), arises from the fact that secularism oc... Read More about United Progressive Alliance and Secularism.

Conclusion (2011)
Book Chapter
Saez, L., & Singh, G. (2011). Conclusion. In New Dimensions of Politics in India: The United Progressive Alliance in Power (149-153). Routledge

Introduction (2011)
Book Chapter
Saez, L., & Singh, G. (2011). Introduction. In New Dimensions of Politics in India: The United Progressive Alliance in Power (1-10). Routledge

Crisis of National Unity: Punjab, Kashmir and the North East (2010)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2010). Crisis of National Unity: Punjab, Kashmir and the North East. In P. Brass (Ed.), Routledge Handbook of South Asian Politics: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal (249-261). Routledge

The State and Religious Diversity in Post-Independence India (2008)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2008). The State and Religious Diversity in Post-Independence India. In I. Talbot (Ed.), The Deadly Embrace: Religion, Politics and Violence in India and Pakistan, 1947-2000 (60-77). Oxford University Press

The Partition of India as State Contraction: Some Unspoken Assumption (2008)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2008). The Partition of India as State Contraction: Some Unspoken Assumption. In T. Y. Tan, & G. Kudaisya (Eds.), Partition and Post-Colonial South Asia (85-99). Routledge

A Post-Colonial People: South Asians in Britain (2006)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2006). A Post-Colonial People: South Asians in Britain. In S. Sayyid, N. Ali, & V. S. Kalra (Eds.), A Postcolonial People: South Asians in Britain (291-304). Hurst

Managing the Anti-corruption Rhetoric: The National Democratic Alliance, Transparency, and Corruption (2005)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2005). Managing the Anti-corruption Rhetoric: The National Democratic Alliance, Transparency, and Corruption. In K. Adeney, & L. Saez (Eds.), Coalition Politics and Hindu Nationalism (136-152). Routledge

Multiculturalism in Contemporary Britain: Community Cohesion, Urban Riots and “the Leicester Model (2004)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2004). Multiculturalism in Contemporary Britain: Community Cohesion, Urban Riots and “the Leicester Model. In J. Rex, & G. Singh (Eds.), Governance in Multicultural Societies (55-68). Routledge

South Asia (2003)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2003). South Asia. In R. Hodess (Ed.), Global Corruption Report 2003. Transparency International (153-164). Profile

Sikhism and Just War Theory (2003)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2003). Sikhism and Just War Theory. In P. Robinson (Ed.), Just War in Comparative Perspective (126-136). Ashgate

Introduction (2003)
Book Chapter
Parekh, B., Singh, G., & Vertovec, S. (2003). Introduction. In G. Singh (Ed.), Culture and Economy in the Indian Diaspora (1-12). Routledge

Democratisation in South Asia (2002)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2002). Democratisation in South Asia. In P. Burnell (Ed.), Democratisation Through the Looking Glass (216-230). Manchester University Press

Resizing and Reshaping the State: a Case-study of India from Partition to Present (2001)
Book Chapter
Singh, G. (2001). Resizing and Reshaping the State: a Case-study of India from Partition to Present. In B. O'Leary, I. S. Lustick, & T. Callaghy (Eds.), Right-sizing the State: Politics of Moving Borders (164-198). Oxford University Press