This idealized India obscures the realities of a complex nation in favor of reductive tropes originally intended to preserve western hegemony.
Two journalists survey the culture and politics of a complex nation whose growing sophistication is offset by a poor human rights record, irresponsible party leaders and fragile governments.
Britain is also a more complex nation.
America is a much larger and more complex nation.
But with the exception of four years in the lower house of Congress, Mr. da Silva has never held elective office, leading opponents to question his ability to govern a complex, continental-size nation of 175 million people.
Ms. Constable meets and talks with many different kinds of Pakistanis — students, landowners, clerics, government ministers, poor women, factory managers, even strangers at bus stops — in a book that she says is designed to introduce the general reader to a complex, little understood nation of immense importance to the United States.
To make their more complex case, liberals must convince a nation of individualists that enlightened self-interest requires mutual interest, and that the liberal project is better constructed for the demands of an increasingly interdependent world.
In this account, Scotland is more boutique destination than seethingly complex urban nation, a kind of enormous theme park with wind turbines instead of rollercoasters.
And it will destroy the trust between citizen and state that has existed in this complex, ancient nation - a model of democracy, common sense and decency - for 800 years.
The findings graphically present the complex national cultural configuration (x-axis) with entrepreneur nurture/thwart (y-axis) of the 28 nations compared to the six focal nations.
