• A Social History of Western Political Thought

    A Social History of Western Political Thought

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    Uncover the material roots of Western political thought in this sweeping social history. From ancient Greece to modernity, explore the evolution of democracy, liberty, and the state, grounded in their social and material conditions. This influential work offers a critical, Marxist-informed perspective, challenging traditional interpretations of political philosophy. It’s an indispensable resource for university students in political science, history, and philosophy across India, as well as academics and discerning readers seeking a deeper understanding of foundational political ideas. Essential reading for anyone studying political theory.

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  • Democracy Against Capitalism : Renewing Historical Materialism

    Democracy Against Capitalism : Renewing Historical Materialism

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    Deepen your understanding of political economy with this essential exploration of historical materialism. Ellen Meiksins Wood critically re-examines the complex relationship between capitalism and democracy, revealing how capitalist development fundamentally shapes political freedoms. Essential reading for students and scholars of political science, sociology, and economics in India, this book provides vital insights into understanding contemporary power structures and the pursuit of genuine democracy.

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  • Democracy Against Capitalism: Renewing Historical Materialism (Radical Thinkers)

    Democracy Against Capitalism: Renewing Historical Materialism (Radical Thinkers)

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    Explore the complex relationship between democracy and capitalism with Ellen Meiksins Wood’s seminal work, which revitalizes historical materialism. This insightful analysis argues that genuine democracy is often at odds with capitalism’s inherent drive for profit and accumulation. Understand how political power, rather than solely economic structures, shapes social change. Essential for students of political science, sociology, and economics, this book offers a profound critique of contemporary political thought and provides a radical framework for understanding freedom and equality in the modern world.

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