Christophe Jaffrelot is director of research at CERI-Sciences Po/CNRS in Paris, professor of Indian politics and sociology at King's College London, and a nonresident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. His books include The Pakistan Paradox: Instability and Resilience and Hindu Nationalism: A Reader (Princeton). He lives in Le Chesnay, France. Twitter @jaffrelotc
"Modi’s India is a masterpiece of careful research."---James
Crabtree, Financial Times
"The most comprehensive study of Modi’s India to date offers a
bleak and unsparing view of the direction of the country."---Gideon
Rachman, Financial Times, Best Books of The Year 2021
"Christophe Jaffrelot’s book is a work of outstanding scholarship,
a formidable documentation and compelling commentary on how India
has changed in the first seven years under the leadership of
Narendra Modi. . . .it is only a scholar of exceptional assurance
and erudition who would attempt such an audaciously comprehensive,
contemporary history written in real-time rather than with
hindsight, and succeed simultaneously to inform, stir and provoke
his readers."---Harsh Mander, Telegraph of India
"Modi’s India is an exhaustive account of contemporary Indian
politics, which impressively draws on numerous sources and examines
a range of issues . . . . this work emerges as an important
contribution to the study of the future of democracy in India and
beyond."---Pratim Ghosal, Commonwealth & Comparative Politics
"The strengths of this book are many."---Stephanie Duclos-King,
Religious Studies Review
"If you read only one book on this list, make it this one."
*Economist*
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