Seminar, Temas365-376R. Thapar, 1990 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 35
Página 19
... marxist tools for an analysis of Indian politics can be seen in the recent writings of Sudipta Kaviraj . Starting with the premise that a marxist study of politics should not merely collect the political corolla- ries of the arguments ...
... marxist tools for an analysis of Indian politics can be seen in the recent writings of Sudipta Kaviraj . Starting with the premise that a marxist study of politics should not merely collect the political corolla- ries of the arguments ...
Página 22
... Marxism has proved to be an obsolete ideology . It is claim- ed that socialism has been finally vanquished by the forces of the free market and ' democracy ' , that is , capitalism . The more ambitious of the bourgeois ideologues have ...
... Marxism has proved to be an obsolete ideology . It is claim- ed that socialism has been finally vanquished by the forces of the free market and ' democracy ' , that is , capitalism . The more ambitious of the bourgeois ideologues have ...
Página 51
... Marxist perspectives . For , despite fundamental theoretical differences among them , the political systems theories and Marxism both tend to take a reflexive view of the political process in- sofar as they tend to attach a greater ...
... Marxist perspectives . For , despite fundamental theoretical differences among them , the political systems theories and Marxism both tend to take a reflexive view of the political process in- sofar as they tend to attach a greater ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
activities administration areas Assam backward become Bombay capital capitalist caste cent centre cities colonial Commission Congress Constitution continue cost cricket culture Delhi demand democracy East economic effect elections emerged energy existing fact forces further given groups growing growth hand Hindu housing human important increase India industrial institutions interests issues land LIMITED living major March Marxism means ment Muslims nature North nuclear nuclear power operation organisations party period planning plant play political population possible present problems production programme question reactor reason region relations remain reservations result role ruling rural sector situation social society tion tribal Unit University urban vote