...Amitava Krishna Dutt The main economic ideas of Dadabhai Naoroji, Mahadev Govind Ranade, and Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi are discussed in terms of their analysis of poverty and its causes, their economic methodology, their normative ideas about development, and their prescriptions for fostering...

... American lawyer who in 1925 headed off to India to become a disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, thereafter contributing decisively to the American civil rights movement. The minor thread concerns Wooding himself, a working-class English boy who lost his conscientious-objector father at sixteen and now, many...

... of the President of Section F, “Economic Science and Statistics,” of the British Association, at the Fifty-First Meeting, Held at York, in August, 1881 . Journal of the Statistical Society 44 : 649 – 59 . Gandhi Mohandas K. (Mahatma) . 1957 . An Autobiography: The Story of My Experiments with Truth...

... as the result of colonial exploitation and mismanagement. Demands for greater economic independence were central to the antico- lonial struggle, from the Swadeshi movement in Bengal in 1905 (which saw the €rst widespread boycott of British goods) to Gandhi s Salt March in 1930 (in which activists ­outed...

... “major advances” in social science by Deutsch, Platt, and Senghaas.15 Their list of advances includes, among others, the contributions of Freud, Jung, Adler, Lenin, Gandhi, and Mao Tse-tung. One of these, Lenin, even shares with Derek de Solla Price and Herbert Simon the distinction of being...

... economic reasoning by Gandhi. (There are people who talk about the eco- nomics of Gandhi, however.) Han Feitzu deserves a distinguished place in the history of economic thought. Unfortunately, scholarship on Han Feitzu is a rarity, especially in the Western world. What scholarship exists...

... of worthless and injurious professions carries strong echoes of Gandhi s argument in Hind Swaraj, the 1909 tract that some consider Ghandi s manifesto for anti-imperial action, though Shah made no direct reference to this work and many of his own views, particularly about economics, did not follow those...

... native India after winning independence. His interest was in technique—especially central planning—not ideology. The Soviets, he enthused to his daughter (the future Indira Gandhi), “had put magic in the word” planning (quoted in Gopal 1975, 1:245). As the first Soviet Five-Year Plan accrued...

...] - Emma Goldman - JUSTICE W A RSocial M Balance - Gandhi - Other righteousness C O O L The People Four COURAGE Pagan [Aristocrat/Hero...

... prepared to “re- think The situation was no different when Mrs. Indira Gandhi came back to power once again in January 1980. Apart from the Planning Commission membership, very lit- tle change occured. 41. It is believed that the Annual Economic Survey which was to be presented...