Spatial Fragmentation of Political Behaviour in India: A Geographical Perspective on Parliamentary Elections

This series, running into five volumes, reflects the general attitude of people towards non-violence as a means to resolve various kinds of conflicts and to bring about peace and harmony in the world. Prepared under the joint auspices of Delhi Society of Non-violence, New Delhi, and International Centre of Gandhian Studies and Research, Gandhi Darshan, New Delhi, it addresses a host of issues pertaining to Gandhian World Order, nonviolence in action, socio-political thoughts of Gandhi, his concept of economy, and his views on education as well as self-realisation. Volume two, containing 15 papers, explains Gandhian concept of non-violence as well as its significance and functioning in the present-day world. Giving an account of Gandhi's experiences of non-violent struggle, it discusses at length the different stages of love development: embryonic, maternal, youthful, adolescent, adult and mature. Various issues concerning nuclearisation, Sarvodaya and Satyagraha have also been analysed.