Japanese Managment, Indian Resistance: The struggles of the Maruti Suzuki Workers by Anjali Deshpande and Nandita Haksar is a sharp and compelling account of labour conflict in modern India. The book looks at the realities of industrial management, worker rights, and collective resistance through the landmark struggles of Maruti Suzuki employees.
Thoughtful and politically engaged, this title will interest readers drawn to business, labour studies, industrial relations, and contemporary Indian social issues. It offers a grounded perspective on how workplace power, management practices, and worker solidarity collide in one of India’s best-known manufacturing settings.
