India Express the Future of a New Superpower: India In The Twenty First CenturyIn this panoramic view of the new India, Daniel Lak uses vivid narrative to show that the world's largest democracy is well on its way to becoming not only one of the world's dominant economies but perhaps the next liberal superpower. Combining anecdote, travel writing, factual reportage, and expert commentary, Lak takes his readers on a heady tour of this rapidly changing land. The result is a lively and riveting portrait of how growing wealth and influence are fashioning India into the next superpower. |
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