Manoranjan Mohanty
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686814 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manoranjan Mohanty |
| GIVEN NAMES | Manoranjan |
| FAMILY NAME | Mohanty |
| SIGNATURE | MOHANTY M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delhi |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5616-7246 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 57 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 57 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Long‐term impact of inorganic fertilizers and farmyard manure on soil quality and productivity in subtropical Vertisols under a soybean‐wheat cropping system
The quality of soil plays a crucial role in sustainable agriculture. To better understand the changes in soil quality across different agroecosystems, long‐term experiments are considered as the most effective approach. Moreover in spite of their significance, there is paucity of information pertaining to long‐term impact of fertilizer and manure application on soil quality in Vertisols of Central India. Thus, the present study aimed to assess th…
Muchkund Dubey—Global Citizen, Indian Visionary
The Sharpest Gentle Challenger
Migration, Workers, and Fundamental Freedoms
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a mass exodus of India’s migrant workers from the cities back to the villages. This book explores the social conditions and concerns around health, labour, migration, and gender that were thrown up as a result of this forced migration. The book examines the failings of the public health systems and the state response to address the humanitarian crisis which unfolded in the middle of the pandemic. It highlights ho…
Satyagraha in the Twenty-first Century
Goodbye, Haque Sahib
Vinay Kumar Srivastava (1952–2020)
Kapila Vatsyayan (1928–2020)
Covid-19 Highlights, Fault Lines in China, India and the World
The on going COVID-19 pandemic has succeeded in bringing before us many social, political fault lines which can no longer be ignored and must be addressed urgently. The first is the phenomenon of inequality in power, status, wealth and living conditions which has been growing rapidly in recent decades within countries and between countries. The second is the clear decline of publicness in society, economy and politics. Inspired by capitalism, ind…
Inequality from the Perspective of the Global South
Paradoxically, at a time when people in all areas of the world have been asserting their right to equality and dignity, most governments, prodded by the global elite, have focused on achieving higher economic growth with political stability, even though such policies have generated greater inequalities and social tensions. Reducing inequality has not been their principal objective. This chapter discusses the concept of inequality and the various …
Theotonio dos Santos (1936–2018)
The Great Odisha Famine of 1866
Not only did the great Odisha Famine of 150 years ago result in the death of a million people, it formed a tentative start of formulating an official response to major calamities in modern India. The Famine Commission Report of 1867 and the Indian Famine Code of 1880 were considered part of the relief and welfare measures to address the countless casualties caused by famines, food scarcity, starvation, epidemics and malnutrition. It is argued her…
Remembering Anita Kaul
Rajni Kothari
Praful Bidwai
Clouds Over Half the Sky
This article addresses the question of why despite the enormous success achieved by China in economic growth there are significant indicators showing relatively adverse life situations for women in many respects. A falling proportion of women in the population, unfavourable employment situation, disparity in wages, inadequate representation of women in political leadership are some of the indicators of the negative fallout of the Chinese growth s…
The Scholar-Artist
Reconceptualising Rights in Creative Society
Challenging the traditional notion of rights as claims recognised by law, the article argues that the history of social movements suggests a different concept of rights. It shows that rights are political affirmations of a desirable human condition in course of struggle and the constitutional and legal embodiment of a claim is only one stage of the process of political affirmation. Rights should be delinked from duties as the two are important on…
China and India
Does the rise of India and China represent competing hegemonies in the emerging world or do they represent alternative and new trends in the contemporary world that seek to promote structures of cooperation and equity, autonomy and self-determination? The neo-realist paradigm only talks of India and China as rivals, enemies or allies, but there is also an alternative geo-civilisational view that sees the complex of linkages between these two from…
A Unique Intellectual
Domestic Dimensions of China's Foreign Policy
We must firmly reject and criticize all the decadent bourgeois systems, ideologies and ways of life of foreign countries. But this should in no way prevent us from learning the advanced sciences and technologies of capitalist countries and whatever is scientific in the management in their enterprises. Mao Zedong: "On the Ten Major Relationships" Any part we want to play in world affairs depends entirely on the internal strength, unity and conditi…
Economic Cost of Human Capital Loss from Fiji
Small island nations in the South Pacific are facing a serious problem of loss of human capital. The loss of skilled and qualified personnel from the small pool is causing a major setback in terms of providing the technical expertise to forge ahead with reform programs that these economies are undertaking. Fiji's policymakers are increasingly confronting this issue, because the nation has experienced a massive outflow of skilled labor following t…
Introduction
Three Represents
Forces of Unity in Contemporary China
Three Represents
Reconceptualising Rights in Creative Society
Challenging the traditional notion of rights as claims recognised by law, the article argues that the history of social movements suggests a different concept of rights. It shows that rights are political affirmations of a desirable human condition in course of struggle and the constitutional and legal embodiment of a claim is only one stage of the process of political affirmation. Rights should be delinked from duties as the two are important on…
China and India
Does the rise of India and China represent competing hegemonies in the emerging world or do they represent alternative and new trends in the contemporary world that seek to promote structures of cooperation and equity, autonomy and self-determination? The neo-realist paradigm only talks of India and China as rivals, enemies or allies, but there is also an alternative geo-civilisational view that sees the complex of linkages between these two from…
The Self as Centre in the Emerging World of the Twenty-first Century
The New Ideological Banner
Power of History
Chinese Revolution and the Indian Communist Movement
Swaraj and Jiefang
Mao, Deng and Beyond
Mao's Portrait of Stalin
Revolutionary Ideology in Maoist Outlook
Continuing the Revolution
Erosion and Explosion in Marxist Theory
Problems of Political Consolidation in China
The Future of Chinese Polity
Mao's Portrait of Stalin
Constitution and Revolutionary Politics in China
Maoist Politics and the Campaign Against “the Gang of Four”
On Internationalism and Revollution
The Fifth Plenum in Perspective
Revolutionary Violence
Between Truth and Revolution
China's New State Leadership
Mao, Deng and Beyond
India-China Relations
Pronouncements both by the Indian and Chinese governments after the inauguration of the Rajiv Gandhi administration reflect more than diplomatic niceties. They manifest a positive frame which has emerged in the recent years for a steady development of India-China relations. The pace at which the economic, scientific and cultural exchange programmes have expanded provides some ground for optimism for the sixth round of talks on the border schedule…
Marxism and the Chinese Practice
Some Comments on Current Educational Reforms in China
Dynamics of the Internal and the External In the Revolutionary Environment — Some Comparative Notes
Chinese Studies in India
The Political Economy of Development in China
On Democratic Humanism
Chinese Revolution and the Indian Communist Movement
Prelude to Tian'anmen
Swaraj and Jiefang
Rural Industries, Management and Workers in Wuxi
Political science (50 works) · Law (32 works) · Law (29 works) · Politics (23 works) · Sociology (21 works) · China (19 works) · Economics (13 works) · Political economy (11 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Chinese history and philosophy (8 works)