莫迪之后的印度:民粹主义和右翼

IF 0.8 Q3 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Rethinking Marxism-A Journal of Economics Culture & Society Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI:10.1080/08935696.2022.2111960

Saswat Samay Das, Deepak Mathew

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摘要

以纳伦德拉·莫迪和他的印度人民党（BJP）为幌子的右翼威权主义在印度的兴起，使印度左翼失去了能力，并造成了一个多数民粹主义的政治死胡同，而自由左翼对此没有答案。Ajay Gudavarthy的《莫迪之后的印度：民粹主义与右翼》不仅探讨了右翼为什么更喜欢民粹主义政治，以及它如何有效地利用民粹主义来推进其分裂议程，还为印度左翼和少数族裔下层团体之间的政治行动和联盟提供了一个新的地图。Gudavarthy认为，这样一个左翼联盟是重建世俗主义哲学的先决条件，而世俗主义哲学可能会破坏印度右翼民粹主义势力。

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India after Modi: Populism and the Right

The rise of right-wing authoritarianism in India in the guise of Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has incapacitated the Indian Left and created a political cul-de-sac of majoritarian populism to which the liberal left has no answers. Ajay Gudavarthy’s India after Modi: Populism and the Right not only examines why the Right prefers populist politics and how it effectively uses populism to further its divisive agenda but also provides a new cartography for political action and alliances between the Indian Left and minoritarian subaltern groups. Gudavarthy argues that such a leftist alliance is a prerequisite for reconstructing a philosophy of secularism that can derail the right-wing populist juggernaut in India.

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Rethinking Marxism-A Journal of Economics Culture & Society POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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