S.A. Dange and twentieth century India / edited by Panchanan Chattopadhyay and

Includes bibliography, contributors

S.A. Dange- a personality/Roza Deshpande, B ani ZDeshpande, S.A. Dange- a fruitful Life/ Gopal Banerjee, From the sideline/ Jyotiprakash Chattopadhyay, S.A. Dange- A forgotten episode/ Satindranath Chakravarty, A sentinel forthe culture to come/ Tarun Sanyal, Bolshevism or Gandhism?/ Tapan Kumar Chattop[adhyay, Concerning Dange's reflections on India's ancient history/ Korak k. Chaudhury, Subhas Chandrea Bose and S.A. Dange: How they viewed each other/ Amitabh Chandra, Changes in agrarian structure after independenceand controvercy on the question in the communist party1955-56/ Bipan chandra, The struggles of the Indian working class in the colonial period-the case of the jute industry/ Amal Das, The danges and the working class movement in India/ Ashoke Mustafi, On India's railway strike of 1974: S.A. Dange and 'Class War'/ Panchnan Chattopadhyay, Marxism, enlightment and post-modernism/ Pradip Basu, Cursory thoughts on regenerating communist movement/ Amal Dutta, The evolution of CPI: policy, mprogramme and organization/ Bonita Aleaz, A look at the updated programme of the CPI(M)/Amitava Roy, Fifty years of India's foreign policy with USSR and China/ Anjana Ghosh, India: Crisis at thye junction/ Sanjeeb Mukherjee, Social sector investment in Pre-reform India/ Anindya Bhukta, The impact of economic reforms on social sector expenditure i four Indian States(1992-97)/ Rumki Basu, Trade nunion movement in India/ Sundari mohan Mukherjee, Wither industrial relations? Sukumar Banerjee, Contemporary Maratha dramas/ Dilip Mitra, Discouirsing on India's Skewed histories/ Prasenjit Maiti, "Do not call me poor, call me by my class name-the working class'/ S.A. Dange, Obituary on comrade Charu Majumdar/ S.A. Dange, A brief life skethch of S.A. Dange