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Hardback
Number of Pages
320
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
Secession Of The Successful: The Flight Out Of New India Examines Why A Growing Number Of Non-Resident Indians Are Choosing To Invest Their Futures Abroad, And Whether This Signals A Shift From Non-Resident Indians To Non-Returning Indians. This Timely Work Sits At The Crossroads Of Politics, Economics, And Diaspora Studies, And Is Written For Readers Who Want A Clearer Picture Of IndiaโS Evolving LandscapeโStudents, Policymakers, Business Professionals, And Curious Global Citizens. The Tone Is Thoughtful And Urgent, Inviting Readers To Consider The Consequences Of Talent Leaving And What It Means For IndiaโS Future.
Written With Rigorous Scholarship And A Warm, Accessible Voice, The Book Is Structured To Move From Root Causes To Policy Implications. It Pairs Concise Analysis With Case Studies And Historical Context, Helping Readers Connect Macro Trends To Real-World Outcomes. The Experience Is Engaging Because It Folds Data Into Readable Narrative, Weaving Portraits Of Communities, Cities, And Industries Affected By Talent Mobility.
In Secession Of The Successful, The Author Unpacks The Dynamics Behind This TrendโEconomic Imperatives, Political Climate, And Aspirations Of Indian Professionals AbroadโWithout Sensationalism. The Work Surveys How Soft Power Is Affected By Capital Flight And How Policy Choices, Education, Taxation, And Governance Can Either Retain Talent Or Encourage Departures. It Is A Thoughtful, Evidence-Based Exploration That Remains Accessible To Non-Specialists While Offering Fresh Insights For Experts.
After Finishing Secession Of The Successful, Readers Gain A Nuanced Understanding Of India's Path Ahead, A Sharpened Ability To Engage In Informed Debate About Diaspora Dynamics, And A Sense Of Responsibility For Evaluating Policy Options That Balance Growth With Social Values. The Book Leaves You Contemplative, Informed, And Ready To Contribute To Conversations About IndiaโS Future.
Product Details
Author
Baru Sanjaya
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
320
Language
English
SKU
BK0523846
ISBN
9780143470601
Reading Age
All
Binding
Hardback
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Sanjaya Baru Has Been Editor Of The Financial Express And Business Standard, And The Editorial-Page Editor Of The Times Of India And The Indian Express. He Was Media Adviser To Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh And The Director For Geo-Economics And Strategy, International Institute Of Strategic Studies, London. He Has Taught At The University Of Hyderabad; The Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy, Singapore; And The Indian School Of Public Policy, New Delhi. His Books Include The Accidental Prime Minister: The Making And Unmaking Of Manmohan Singh, Strategic Consequences Of India'S Economic Performance, 1991: How P.V. Narasimha Rao Made History And India'S Power Elite: Class, Caste And A Cultural Revolution.