The Red Terror: India\'s Anti-Maoist Strategy Under Fire
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The Red Terror (2011)
HC NWISBN: 9788190527002 bzw. 8190527002, Sprache unbekannt, Kunal Books Publishers, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Indien, शिपिंग लागत के लिए: IND.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BookVistas.
Kunal Books Publishers, 2011. Hardcover. New. Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BookVistas.
Kunal Books Publishers, 2011. Hardcover. New. Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
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The Red Terror (2011)
HC NWISBN: 9788190527002 bzw. 8190527002, Sprache unbekannt, Kunal Books Publishers, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Indien, शिपिंग लागत के लिए: IND.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, A - Z Books.
Kunal Books Publishers, 2011. Hardcover. New. Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, A - Z Books.
Kunal Books Publishers, 2011. Hardcover. New. Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
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The Red Terror (2011)
HC NWISBN: 9788190527002 bzw. 8190527002, Sprache unbekannt, Kunal Books Publishers, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, A - Z Books [61818224], New Delhi, DELHI, India.
Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
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The Red Terror (2011)
HC NWISBN: 9788190527002 bzw. 8190527002, Sprache unbekannt, Kunal Books Publishers, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BookVistas [54483961], New Delhi, DELHI, India.
Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
Maoist influence has grown remarkably in recent years. According to Home Ministry figures, in 2003 a total of 55 districts in nine of India`s 28 states were affected by varying degrees of Maoist activity. That number rose to 156 districts in 13 states by 2004 and to 170 districts in 15 states by 2005. Some 223 districts of India`s 626 districts in 20 states are reportedly affected by Maoist activity today. The Scale of Maoist attacks too has grown phenomenally in this period. Maoists have stormed jails and freed hundreds of their comrades. They have blasted railway tracks and telecom towers, looted Police armories and hijacked trains.Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. On the Election Boycott : Tactic of the Maoists 3. The Maoist Insurgency in Nepal 1996-2001 4. Naxalism, Caste-Based Militias and Human Security 5. The Strategic Challenge of Maoist Insurgency in India and South Asia 6. Thoughts on the Maoist Problem 7. The Fall of a Hindu Monarchy : Maoists in Power in Nepal 8. April 2010 Maoist Attack in Dantewada 9. Towards inclusive development and Fighting Maoism 10. Understanding Nepal Maoists` Demands : Revisiting Events of 1990 11. On the Indian Maoists and Their Sympathisers 12. Rise of Maoist in India : A Side Effect of Globalisation 13. Maoism State and the Communist Movement in India 14. `Maoism` : An Exercise in Anarchism 15. Operation Green Hunt, the People`s Struggle in India and the International Campaign 16. Sympathy for the Devil : Maoist Supporters Get Flak 18. Maoists and Activists : The Double Deception Printed Pages: 288.
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The Red Terror: India\'s Anti-Maoist Strategy Under Fire (2011)
HCISBN: 9788190527002 bzw. 8190527002, Sprache unbekannt, Monalisa Enterprises, gebundenes Buch, mit Einband.
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