Issue 48 - The Issue of Revolution

[Pragati - The Indian National Interest Review]

Dear reader,

There is revolution in the air in many parts of the world today. This month's issue of Pragati approaches the issue of revolution from several angles: geopolitical, technological and moral. 

Also in this issue: national security management, the Karmapa kerfuffle, on setting the Rupee free and on the goodness of migration; and an infographic revealing just how India and the United States are drawing closer to each other. 

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The Pragati Team

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Pragati - The Indian National Interest Review

Issue 48 - March 2011

Highlights

The twists in the Middle Eastern revolutions Rohan Joshi

The importance of constitutional morality Rohit Pradhan

Perspective

A revolution in 140 characters Srijith K Nair

When constitutionalism fails Rajeev Mantri

Civil disobedience lives Gautam John

Reforms win elections Vivek H Dehejia

Roundup 

Who's the Karmapa? Vikram Sood

Correcting years of neglect Gurmeet Kanwal

The man who made strategy D Ramana

Open up the Rupee Deepak Shenoy

Books

The country left behind Bibek Debroy

Briefs

Alif  Rohan Joshi

Pareto Amol Agrawal

In Parliament  M R Madhavan

Pragati - The Indian National Interest Review is a publication of The Takshashila Institution, an independent networked think tank on India's strategic affairs. http://takshashila.org.in. This is a digital community edition. You are encouraged to share it with your friends & colleagues.