India: the Most Dangerous Decades

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By Selig S. Harrison

Princeton University Press, 1960, 350 pp

In this sober and somber discussion of India's political prospects Mr. Harrison examines the various points of stress--regional interest, caste problems, Communism. His conclusion is that "Indian nationalism will most probably survive at the price of a series of authoritarian political forms."

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