Background
Masselos, Jim Cosmas was born on July 20, 1940 in Townsville, Queensland, Australia. Son of George and Fofo (Kapralos) Masselos.
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Indian Nationalism: A History
( A comprehensive account of the factors that led to the ...)
A comprehensive account of the factors that led to the rise of Indian nationalism in the 19th and 20th centuries is provided in this detailed history of modern India. The individuals and political groups responsible for inaugurating the first Western-style political organizations figure prominently in the discussion of how the Indian National Congress affected the struggle for independence. The emergence of Gandhi as a national leader, the nonviolent techniques he espoused, and the attainment of independence shed light on the modern political situation in India. This revised edition is updated to include recent leadership changes and the National Democratic Alliance.
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Towards Nationalism: Group Affiliations and the Politics of Public Associations in Nineteenth Century Western India
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Jim Cosmas Masselos
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Bachelor, Sydney (Australia) University, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy, Bombay (India) University, 1965.
Career
Lecturer Sydney University, 1965-1970, senior lecturer, 1970-1980, reader in history, 1980—2001, honorary reader in history, since 2001. Honorary co-curator Dancing to the Flute, Indian Art Exhibition, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia, 1997.
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Indian Nationalism: A History
( A comprehensive account of the factors that led to the ...)
- Indian Nationalism: A History by Jim Masselos (2010-11-26)
- Towards Nationalism: Group Affiliations and the Politics of Public Associations in Nineteenth Century Western India
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Indian Nationalism: A History
Membership
Member South Asian Studies Association (president since 1994), Asian Studies Association of Australia (member council 1994-2002), Asian Arts Society Australia (member council 1991-1996, since 2001).
