India and the Dynamics of Socialism in the Global Order is an interpretation of prevailing socio-political realities in terms of the socialist ideology. The book discusses the relationship between socialism, capitalism, Marxism, democracy, politics, neo-liberalism, power and rights all within a single frame of modern thought. At the heart of the book are the experiences of India with economic reform, judicial exercise and legal amendments. The book can be summed up as a task to resurrect moral responsibility towards the socialist ideology rooted in individualism and political responsibility, for realizing emancipation and polity-populace serenity. About the Author Deepa Kansra is currently Assistant Professor of Law at the Faculty of Law (Campus Law Centre), University of Delhi. She was awarded the UGC Junior Research Fellowship in 2009. Her areas of interest include Jurisprudence, Public International Law and Human Rights Law. She is a prolific writer, and has contributed papers to reputed law journals like Journal of the Indian Law Institute, Social Action Journal. She has worked on diverse areas of law including property rights, judicial process, democracy, and globalization.

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Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgment List of Cases Abbreviations Introduction Understanding Socialism A Tale of Indias Socialism Modern-day Democracy Globalization and Re-emergence of Socialism Conclusion Epilogue Bibliography Index