M K Gandhi And The Gandhian Legacy

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and sociologists are trying to create fissures in the soceity. This has increased more after 1991 and with large army of Indians trained in sociology from the 1960s they have been able to dominate the market place of ideas and flood the media with such ideas.
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Absolutely. Acharya et al, get a hold of this paper. Even the reasons for 1990s timeframe w.r.t. India can be deduced, other than neo-liberalism entering India.

<b>Academic Dependency in the Social Sciences: Reflections on India and Malaysia</b>.
American Studies International
Date: June 1, 2000
Author: Alatas, Syed Farid

If you can't get it, let me know, will email it.