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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Linkage of industrial revolution and colonisation. 2. Adverse results of British industrial revolution. 3. Economics of colonisation. 4. Free trade no Panacea for development of Indian economy. 5. Laissez faire not the solution. 6. What is our priority luxury or necessity. 7. Fickle fashions in economic policies. 8. Economic Darwinism. 9. Co relation between technology and economy. 10. International capitalism and India. Bibliography. Index. Globalism has come to be accepted as the dominant world philosophy for the twenty first century. Globalisation is not a new phenomenon but extension of the policy of colonisation which started with the Industrial revolution in England. The author has traced the history of colonialism from the eighteenth century and linked it up with the present phase of globalisation. While analysing the industrial revolution in Britain he has also analysed the process of industrialization in France Germany and the U.S.A. The two world wars were the result of competition for world hegemony required for continuation of industrial revolution in the west. Two world wars intervened before an American centred world economy replaced a British centred one World Bank and I.M.F the Guardians of World Monetary System have played a major role in this direction. Signs of world depression are evident and serious differences have surfaced between U.S.A. and Britain on the one side and on the other France and Germany where the economic miracle has already run out of steam giving credence to the theory that miracles are only short lived. Colonialism is essentially an economic phenomenon and has outlived its formal political end. Economics and politics being closely inter related economic globalisation will also lead to political globalisation with consequent loss of national sovereignty. Globalisation process consists of development of a strong centre with dominant states and a weak periphery of third world countries. The process of globalisation consists of globalisation of resources of the world for the benefit of a small section of people who control the levers of power. The picture if globalisation is one of increased unemployment and poverty throughout the world while resources are being concentrated in the hands of the few through global control of technology. A technology and trade control regime has been ushered in through Dunkel Report of 1991 and subsequent World Trade Organisation Agreement of 1994. This will not be in the interest of developing countries and particularly for India where population constitutes the main resource. Technological redundancy which is one of the main features of globalisation will hit the people hard. The author has supported his analysis and findings by thorough research. The book opens up an entirely new chapter on globalisation which will be of interest to academics policy makers and general public who are interested in the future of the country and the world at large. 301 pp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. reprint edition. 560 pages. 8.50x5.50x1.50 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Book deals with contradictions in the Indian social system and how these have been gradually reduced through a liberal scientific education system. This created a panIndian outlook and helped in the emergence of the Indian nation. Concept of Nation State emerged only in the late nineteenth century in Europe. Book discusses how a belief system has governed the people for ages. A large section of Indian population was self administered through a belief in destiny. Subjected to foreign invasion for centuries, Indian society retreated to the self governing caste system to ensure its continuity. Various phases of the freedom struggle have been discussed. Major achievement was to keep the country united against fissiparous forces by providing an AllIndia platform. Constitutional method of struggle started from 1885, had a major role in achieving a united India and building up the infrastructure of a modern state. Nonviolent movement of Mahatma Gandhi was a continuation of this method. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Kalyan Ray is an Economist by training. He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1965 and worked for thirtysix years. During all these years, he kept his academic interest active and got published number of articles and books. After retirement from service, he is fully engaged in academic work. He is an original thinker and writer and has authored number of books and articles. His writings go beyond the conventional thinking pattern and provides a new look at the socioeconomic problems. His book 'A Search For Demand The Missing Link In Economic Development' (1984), dealt with the importance of market forces in economic development. Failure to understand the working of this led to economic stagnation and a parallel black economy. In the book 'Globalisation or Colonisation' (2004), he pointed out the danger of sudden integration of Indian economy, which was in a developing stage with developed economies. This has led to jobless growth. CONTENTS: Preface . 9 1. Evolution of Education System In India . 17 Religion and Education Development of Caste System Aryan Theory of Max Muller and Its Influence on Indian Society Origins of Brahminical Concept and Plato's Idea of Philosopher King Caste System Created a Fractured Society. 2. English Education System Creates Social Revolution . 33 English Education Transforms Bengal Education Creates a New Class Misconstrued Opposition to English Education. 3. Liberal Education and Emergence of New Socioeconomic Patern in India . 45 Role of English Liberal Education in Freedom Movement. 4. Emergence of Indian Nationalism. 57 Adverse Reaction to the Formation of Congress Party Beginning of Power Struggle Causes of Foreign Rule Curzon and the Policy of Confrontation Partition of Bengal Presidency, 1905 Noncooperation Leads to Complete Breakdown of Administration and Distress for the People Service Class (Hindus) visavis Landed Class (Muslims) Communal Face of Peasant Movement in Bengal Prelude to Partition. 5. Commercial Colonisation Replaces Religious Colonisation. 85 British Rule visàvis Muslim Rule Britain's Imperial Policy (Separation of State and Religion and End of Papal Supremacy) Legacy of Roman Imperialism in Britain. 6. System of Self Rule in Medieval India . 97 Bengal Under Muslim Rule Peasantry in Bengal and Failure of the Zamindary System Village Republics Control by Religious Oligarchy Leads to Weak State System Laissezfaire Governance During Rule By the Muslim Kings. 7. Development of Nationalism and Evolution of the Indian Nation . 113 Emergence of Nations in Europe: End of Papal Supremacy Turkey Becomes a Nation State After Dissolution of Khilafat System Banner of Nationalism inIndia Indian National Congress Becomes Mass Movement Passive Resistance: An Old Indian Concept Support of Khilafat Movement by Congress Party Gandhi's Statesmanship for a United India. 8. Differences on the.…