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100			_aBernard DﾒMel
245			_aReimagining 'New Democracy,': rethinking radical politics
260			_c2017
300			_asmp.34-4
362			_a18 Mar
520			_a2.Capitalism, especially Indian capitalism with its monstrous inequalities, has proved to be totally incompatible with democracy when the latter is understood in terms of its basic principles and aspirations-liberty, equality, and comradeship (fraternity is not the appropriate word now). But in transforming Indian society to ensure a better future for the Indian people, radical politics must preserve the kernel of the liberal-political tradition in the process of transcending that heritage. While keeping in place its historic legacy, "New Democracy" needs to be reimagined as part of a longer, truly democratic, human needs-based "political transition period" on the road to socialism. - Reproduce
650			_aCapitali
650			_aloDemocracy
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
909			_a114182
999			_c114176 _d114176