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Category Archive: Imperialism

The Ultimate Contradiction of the Revolution


Pratyush Chandra Published as Afterword in Ron Ridenour’s book “Sounds of Venezuela”, New Century Book House, Chennai, 2011. […]

Pratyush Chandra March 19, 2012 Imperialism, International Relations, Latin America, Marxism, Venezuela

India’s overseas investments – some facts and meaning


This is a draft report that I submitted to an organisation early last year on the need to […]

Pratyush Chandra January 18, 2011 Africa, capitalism, Economy, Imperialism, India, International Relations, Labour, Multinationals, Neoliberalism, Thirdworld Multinationals, Working Class

Whose puppet is the Nepal govt and what for?


Leave aside this talk about puppet, colonial, expansionist etc. They are mere rhetorics. India is clearly an imperialist […]

Pratyush Chandra April 22, 2010 Imperialism, India, International Relations, Nepal, Working Class

Source of neoliberalization in India


“It was not the US, furthermore, that forced Margaret Thatcher to take the pioneering neoliberal path she took […]

Pratyush Chandra December 3, 2008 Economy, Imperialism, India, Neoliberalism

The Financial Crisis – The Crisis of Not Finding Barbarians?


There is so much anxiety everywhere. Till recently the neoliberal world prospered by spreading insecurity and inculcating the […]

Pratyush Chandra November 18, 2008 capitalism, Economy, Finance, Imperialism, Labour, Neoliberalism, Poetry

“When Nepal finds its voice”


ET has published a good editorial on the changing tenor of Indo-Nepal relationship: Fortunes have a propensity to […]

Pratyush Chandra August 29, 2008 Imperialism, India, Nepal

The future of Afghanistan


The verdict of history is that buffer states have never been able to form themselves into great political […]

Pratyush Chandra August 23, 2008 Afghanistan, Allama Iqbal, Imperialism

India is among “big brothers” of WTO: Pascal Lamy


The WTO Chief seems to know perfectly well what phrases would attract his audience in India today. This […]

Pratyush Chandra August 17, 2008 Economy, Imperialism, India, Neoliberalism

Krugman’s “great illusion”


Economist Paul Krugman in his latest column in NY Times (Aug 15, 2008) entitled “The Great Illusion” expresses […]

Pratyush Chandra August 17, 2008 Economy, Imperialism, International Relations, Neoliberalism

Has “the ghost of an incipient Indian imperialism” grown up?


Writing in 1949 N.V. Sovani in his ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF INDIA WITH SOUTH-EAST ASIA AND THE FAR EAST […]

Pratyush Chandra August 13, 2008 Economy, Imperialism, India, Neoliberalism

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