New orientation: lectures delivered at the Political Study Camp held at Dehra Dun from May 8th to 18th, 1946

By:

Roy, M. N

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Ajanta Pub.; 1982Description: 168 pSubject(s):

Political science

DDC classification:

320.5 ROY

Summary: The lectures which make up the con tents of this book (first published in 1946) were delivered by M. N. Roy at a Political Study Camp of the Radical Democratic Party in May 1946. This book is about the nature of the revolution of our time. Roy indicates a new orientation of the Socialist movement which in both its divergent branches social democracy and communism has reached a dead end. The direction in which it can look for remedies is organised democracy. "No public man I know of, whether practical politician or mere observer," writes Phillip Spratt in the Foreword to the book, "has been a more consistently correct prophet than M.N. Roy."

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The lectures which make up the con tents of this book (first published in 1946) were delivered by M. N. Roy at a Political Study Camp of the Radical Democratic Party in May 1946. This book is about the nature of the revolution of our time. Roy indicates a new orientation of the Socialist movement which in both its divergent branches social democracy and communism has reached a dead end. The direction in which it can look for remedies is organised democracy.
"No public man I know of, whether practical politician or mere observer," writes Phillip Spratt in the Foreword to the book, "has been a more consistently correct prophet than M.N. Roy."

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