Pratyush Chandra Published as Afterword in Ron Ridenour’s book “Sounds of Venezuela”, New Century Book House, Chennai, 2011. […]
Category Archive: Imperialism
This is a draft report that I submitted to an organisation early last year on the need to […]
Leave aside this talk about puppet, colonial, expansionist etc. They are mere rhetorics. India is clearly an imperialist […]
“It was not the US, furthermore, that forced Margaret Thatcher to take the pioneering neoliberal path she took […]
There is so much anxiety everywhere. Till recently the neoliberal world prospered by spreading insecurity and inculcating the […]
ET has published a good editorial on the changing tenor of Indo-Nepal relationship: Fortunes have a propensity to […]
The verdict of history is that buffer states have never been able to form themselves into great political […]
The WTO Chief seems to know perfectly well what phrases would attract his audience in India today. This […]
Economist Paul Krugman in his latest column in NY Times (Aug 15, 2008) entitled “The Great Illusion” expresses […]
Writing in 1949 N.V. Sovani in his ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF INDIA WITH SOUTH-EAST ASIA AND THE FAR EAST […]
