Archive for the ‘Book Reviews’ Category

FT Editor’s ego-trip memoir on the world’s power circuit

Posted by: John Elliott on March 25, 2021

Book Reviews: Bhutto friendship, dynasty and Pakistan divided

Posted by: John Elliott on November 21, 2020

The horrors of the Tamil civil war come alive in a graphic novel’s cartoons

Posted by: John Elliott on October 28, 2019

Billionaires and Jugaad have built India’s ‘Gilded Age’

Posted by: John Elliott on January 8, 2019

Cleaning the Ganges is a Metaphor for India

Posted by: John Elliott on January 14, 2018

Three books report on crony capitalism, defying crony warnings

Posted by: John Elliott on July 8, 2014

A historian’s sketchbook becomes a Portrait of India

Posted by: John Elliott on February 7, 2011

Ambani & Sons – revived from the Polyester Prince they pulped

Posted by: John Elliott on October 3, 2010

“Foreign Correspondent” – Paperback revised edition of best selling anthology

Posted by: John Elliott on November 23, 2009