인도의 대전환 총서

Since the economic reforms in 1991, India has undergone significant changes in the Indian society. At the same time, the post-reforms generation, which was born after the reforms, has emerged as major consumers as well as influential players in Indian society. The most important thing is that they have different culture, lifestyle, thinking, and viewpoint from their parents. This has led to a great transition in Indian society covering the range from religion, history, literature, and language to politics and economy. In this context, this book particularly explores a great transition in India, focusing on religion, economy, and foreign policy. It is expected that this book provides a solid foundation for understanding Indian studies from various perspective for researchers, students, and general readers who are interested in India.

Editor:

Chanwahn Kim (Institute of Indian Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)

Misu Kim (Institute of Indian Studies, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies)