Party Politics in India

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By Myron Weiner

Princeton University Press, 1957, 319 pp

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An analysis, through a series of case studies, of the development of a multi-party political system in India. In the author's view, India's future depends on preventing non-democratic parties from winning control of state governments and on avoiding the formation of unstable governments in which no party or coalition can operate effectively.

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