A note on the current political situation: some issues and a conclusion
By: Singh, Randhir.
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ArticlePublisher: 2010Description: p.27-40.Subject(s): India - Politics and government | Politics and government
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MainstreamSummary: By way of explanation the author, one of the most successful teachers in the University of Delhi as a Professor of Political Theory (now retired), writes: "The opening section of this note dealing with the most important issue in the current political situation - the Maoist" or the Naxal issue - sets the context for the argument that follows, which deals with issues involved in understanding this situation. I reproduce some key passages, marginally modified and compressed in one case, from my 2008 T. Nagi Reddy Memorial lecture - now available as Indian Politics today published by Aakar Books, New Delhi - touching upon these issues; a little reason and ability to interconnect is all that is needed to recognise the issue involved. I conclude with a brief summing up of the argument." - Reproduced.
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | Volume no: 48, Issue no: 34 | Available | AR87995 |
By way of explanation the author, one of the most successful teachers in the University of Delhi as a Professor of Political Theory (now retired), writes: "The opening section of this note dealing with the most important issue in the current political situation - the Maoist" or the Naxal issue - sets the context for the argument that follows, which deals with issues involved in understanding this situation. I reproduce some key passages, marginally modified and compressed in one case, from my 2008 T. Nagi Reddy Memorial lecture - now available as Indian Politics today published by Aakar Books, New Delhi - touching upon these issues; a little reason and ability to interconnect is all that is needed to recognise the issue involved. I conclude with a brief summing up of the argument." - Reproduced.
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