Revolutionary violence versus democracy : Narratives from India / edited by Ajay Gudavarthy.

Contributor(s):

Gudavarthy, Ajay [editor.]

Publisher: Los Angeles : SAGE, 2017Description: viii, 236 pages ; 23 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9789386446954 (print pdf : alk. paper)

Subject(s):

Additional physical formats: Online version:: Revolutionary violence versus democracyDDC classification:

954.05 GUD 23

LOC classification:

JQ281 .R49 2017

Online resources:

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Contents:

Content: Introduction: Is Violence Necessary for Revolutionary Change Today?; Part-I Varavara Rao Janatana Sarkar: An Alternative Model of Development Anand Teltumbde Examining the Logic of Revolutionary Violence G Haragopal Kidnap as a Revolutionary Strategy : The Case of Sukma District Collector; Part-II Neera Chandhoke The Ambiguities of Revolutionary Violence Sumanta Banerjee The Crisis of Maoist Theory of Agrarian Relations and Strategy of Revolution in India K Balagopal Revisiting the Question of Violence : Maoist Movement in Andhra Pradesh; Part-III Chitralekha Coming to Be `Maoist’: Surviving Tropes, Shifting Meanings Lipika Kamra and Uday Chandra Maoism and the Masses : Critical Reflections on Revolutionary Praxis and Subaltern Agency Epilogue : Populist Democracies, Failed Revolutions;

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BOOKs	National Law School	954.05 GUD (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		35721

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Content:
Introduction: Is Violence Necessary for Revolutionary Change Today?;
Part-I
Varavara Rao Janatana Sarkar: An Alternative Model of Development Anand Teltumbde Examining the Logic of Revolutionary Violence G Haragopal Kidnap as a Revolutionary Strategy : The Case of Sukma District Collector;

Part-II
Neera Chandhoke The Ambiguities of Revolutionary Violence Sumanta Banerjee The Crisis of Maoist Theory of Agrarian Relations and Strategy of Revolution in India K Balagopal Revisiting the Question of Violence : Maoist Movement in Andhra Pradesh;
Part-III
Chitralekha Coming to Be `Maoist’: Surviving Tropes, Shifting Meanings Lipika Kamra and Uday Chandra Maoism and the Masses : Critical Reflections on Revolutionary Praxis and Subaltern Agency Epilogue : Populist Democracies, Failed Revolutions;

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