Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 89
Página 20
... party behaved like courtiers rather than popular leaders in their own right . But even he was hobnobbing with the idea of building up an all- India Congress ( S ) party , and could not quite drive the anti - Centre point home . Only a ...
... party behaved like courtiers rather than popular leaders in their own right . But even he was hobnobbing with the idea of building up an all- India Congress ( S ) party , and could not quite drive the anti - Centre point home . Only a ...
Página 22
... parties have not much cared about . So long as these groups and acti- vities were either insignificant , or seen in non - political terms , or were carried out under the aegis or support of a political party , there was little trouble ...
... parties have not much cared about . So long as these groups and acti- vities were either insignificant , or seen in non - political terms , or were carried out under the aegis or support of a political party , there was little trouble ...
Página 29
... party to break in . Usually such situations are broken into only by another party or faction , of a different caste , com- ing into power and motivated to subvert or capture the basis built by the faction previously in power . The ...
... party to break in . Usually such situations are broken into only by another party or faction , of a different caste , com- ing into power and motivated to subvert or capture the basis built by the faction previously in power . The ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
action activity administration areas army attempt authority become building called caste cent Centre century civil Congress continue created cultural Delhi demand economic effective elections existing experience fact forces Gandhi give given groups growth hand Hindu human ideas important increasing India industrial institutions interests issues January kind leaders less limited living look major means ment military mind movement Muslim nature operation organisation party period political poor population possible poverty present problems production Punjab question reason regional relations religion religious result role ruling rural sector secular SEMINAR sense Sikh situation social society space structure thought tion tradition understanding United urban violence