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Hindu Culture as World Power
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Benoy Kumar Sarkar
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Benoy Kumar Sarkar was the Father of Indian international relations. Before anyone else, and at a time when India was still under colonial rule, he built the framework for India’s rise in the world and its contribution to geopolitics. He used ancient Indian knowledge systems and texts, from Kaultiya to Kalidasa, the idea of the mandala to the Mahabharata, to build the case for India’s rise as a global power. A polymath who was an expert in international relations, history, sociology and economics, Sarkar could research and write in five languages and was a Sanskritist.
For the first time in more than a century, this book brings back Benoy Kumar Sarkar’s seminal ideas that are invaluable in understanding the founding ideational pillars of rising India. The book comes with a brilliant introduction by Dr. Gautam Sen, himself a bit of a polymath, and who taught international political economy at the London School of Economics for more than two decades.
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Benoy Kumar Sarkar was the Father of Indian international relations. Before anyone else, and at a time when India was still under colonial rule, he built the framework for India’s rise in the world and its contribution to geopolitics. He used ancient Indian knowledge systems and texts, from Kaultiya to Kalidasa, the idea of the mandala to the Mahabharata, to build the case for India’s rise as a global power. A polymath who was an expert in international relations, history, sociology and economics, Sarkar could research and write in five languages and was a Sanskritist.
For the first time in more than a century, this book brings back Benoy Kumar Sarkar’s seminal ideas that are invaluable in understanding the founding ideational pillars of rising India. The book comes with a brilliant introduction by Dr. Gautam Sen, himself a bit of a polymath, and who taught international political economy at the London School of Economics for more than two decades.
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Benoy Kumar Sarkar was able to research and write in five languages English, German, French, Italian, and his mother tongue, Bengali.
During his lifetime, he wrote 53 books and monographs, and was a committed nationalist heavily influenced by Sister Nivedita, the key disciple of Swami Vivekananda.
His ideas of the basis of India's rise, both cultural, political, social, and economic, are more relevant than ever before.
Dr. Gautam Sen taught international political economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science for over two decades.
He has been president of the World Association of Hindu Academicians and co-director of the Dharmic Ideas and Policy Foundation
During his lifetime, he wrote 53 books and monographs, and was a committed nationalist heavily influenced by Sister Nivedita, the key disciple of Swami Vivekananda.
His ideas of the basis of India's rise, both cultural, political, social, and economic, are more relevant than ever before.
Dr. Gautam Sen taught international political economy at the London School of Economics and Political Science for over two decades.
He has been president of the World Association of Hindu Academicians and co-director of the Dharmic Ideas and Policy Foundation
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