The Left after the Elections

Now that the dust of the elections has settled, several questions need to be addressed by the Left, if it is to seriously think of chalking out its future. After its debacle in Kerala, will the Left now remain content with its electoral power confined to Tripura and West Bengal? In the rest of India...

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Autor Principal: SUMANTA BANERJEE
Formato: Printed Book
Publicado: Economic and Political Weekly June 2, 2001 2001
Acceso en liña:http://10.26.1.76/ks/002075.pdf
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