Left politics in South Asia : reframing the agenda / edited by Ravi Kumar.

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TextPublication details: Delhi : Aakar Books, 2019.Description: vi, 312p. ; 23cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9789350025864
9350025868

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Conference papers and proceedings.

DDC classification:

335.430954 KUM 22

LOC classification:

HX385.3 .L44 2019

Summary: Located within the context of 'weakening' of Left Politics not only in electoral terms (expect Nepal) but also organisational capability in whole of South Asia this book brings in diverse discourses to explore need for reframing the left agenda. Some chapters give us a chronology of how the left politics has evolved while others are prompting questions concerning questions of gender and sexuality, unionism and mass mobilisation in the new political contexts.

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"This volume emerges out of a conference that was organized by the Department of Sociology, South Asian University in collaboration with Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung (RLS), South Asia"--Acknowledgements.

Includes bibliographical references.

Located within the context of 'weakening' of Left Politics not only in electoral terms (expect Nepal) but also organisational capability in whole of South Asia this book brings in diverse discourses to explore need for reframing the left agenda. Some chapters give us a chronology of how the left politics has evolved while others are prompting questions concerning questions of gender and sexuality, unionism and mass mobilisation in the new political contexts.

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