Seminar, Temas173-184R. Thapar, 1974 |
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... movement can never be usurped by the steudents . The lesson is clear . For any student movement to be successful , the students must identify themselves with the revolutionary forces . i.e .. the workers and peasants . The absence of ...
... movement can never be usurped by the steudents . The lesson is clear . For any student movement to be successful , the students must identify themselves with the revolutionary forces . i.e .. the workers and peasants . The absence of ...
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... movement , even if it was led by the exploiting bourgeois class , while striving for its own hegemony and to develop the struggle for national liberation into a socialist revolution . The bourgeois democratic revolution , having in it ...
... movement , even if it was led by the exploiting bourgeois class , while striving for its own hegemony and to develop the struggle for national liberation into a socialist revolution . The bourgeois democratic revolution , having in it ...
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... Movement as a counter revolu- tionary manoeuvre of the reac- tionary bourgeoisie designed to assist the imperialists by distract- ing the masses from genuine anti- imperialist struggles . The Con- gress was identified with the ...
... Movement as a counter revolu- tionary manoeuvre of the reac- tionary bourgeoisie designed to assist the imperialists by distract- ing the masses from genuine anti- imperialist struggles . The Con- gress was identified with the ...
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symposium participants | 22 |
Baldev Raj Nayar Department | 38 |
Joshi Senior Fellow Institute | 52 |
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