The paradox of populism: the Indira Gandhi years 1966-1977
Sen, Suhit K.
₹ 995.00
The book studies the changing dynamics of politics brought about by the eclipse of Congress hegemony, caused principally by the 1967 election results and the split in the Congress party in 1969. It examines the proposition, widely accepted, that Indira Gandhi systematically subverted constitutional democracy by undermining institutions like the parliament and the cabinet, and established authoritarian control of both the government and the party after the split.
ISBN 13: 9789352909421
ISBN 10: 9352909429
Year: 2019
Language: ENGLISH
Pages etc.: viii+294p., bib., ind., 25cm.
Binding: Hardbound
Subject(s): Politics
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