When New Patterns of Democracy in India was first published in 1959, India appeared to be swaying between two opposing ideologies, communism and democracy. Dean, foreign policy expert and keen observer of India, examined the political, social, and economic developments since Indian independence in 1947 in the light of India's history and philosophy. Focusing on the reaction of India's people to independence, the subsequent technological changes grafted onto ancient faiths, and India's changing relations with Britain, the USSR, the United States, and Communist China, Dean concluded that India, far from succumbing to communism was developing new patterns of democracy.
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Vera Micheles Dean, Research Director and Editor of the Foreign Policy Association from 1936 to 1962 and Professor of International Development at the Graduate School of Public Administration at New York University is the author of The Nature of the Non-Western World and other books.
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