Normal view
MARC view
Inside India today / by Dilip Hiro.
Series: Routledge revivalsPublication details: London : Routledge, 2013.Description: xii, 331 p.; 22 cmISBN:- 9780415831154 (hbk.) :
- 0415831156 (hbk.) :
- JQ215 1977 .H57 2013
Contents:
Introduction; Part I: Life in India: A Report 1. Village India 2. Urban India 3. A Corrupt Society; Part II: Politics and Economics of Centrism 4. Present political-administrative structure 5. Electoral politics 6. The Congress Party: facing both ways 7. The Congress Government: the unfulfilled plans 8. Agrarian relations: the half-hearted reform 9. Industrial policies: 'socialistic' capitalism 10. Trade unions: divide and rule; Part III: Leftist Forces 11. The Communist movement: before 1964 12. The Communist movement: after 1964 13. Extra-parliamentary Communists 14. West-Bengal: revolution and counter-revolution; Part IV: Rightist Forces 15. Rightest forces: political 16. Rightist forces: institutional; Part V: Resilience of the System 17. The internal strains 18. Internal strength and external support 19. A 'constitutional' coup: an act of desperation 20. The future: a leftist advance ahead.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | JQ 215 1977 .H57 2013 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5137112 |
Reprint. Originally published: London: Routledge, 1976.
Introduction; Part I: Life in India: A Report 1. Village India 2. Urban India 3. A Corrupt Society; Part II: Politics and Economics of Centrism 4. Present political-administrative structure 5. Electoral politics 6. The Congress Party: facing both ways 7. The Congress Government: the unfulfilled plans 8. Agrarian relations: the half-hearted reform 9. Industrial policies: 'socialistic' capitalism 10. Trade unions: divide and rule; Part III: Leftist Forces 11. The Communist movement: before 1964 12. The Communist movement: after 1964 13. Extra-parliamentary Communists 14. West-Bengal: revolution and counter-revolution; Part IV: Rightist Forces 15. Rightest forces: political 16. Rightist forces: institutional; Part V: Resilience of the System 17. The internal strains 18. Internal strength and external support 19. A 'constitutional' coup: an act of desperation 20. The future: a leftist advance ahead.
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