Gandhi: In The Mirror of Foreign Scholar

Description:- , About The Author:- J.S. Mathur, D. Litt., a genius, is imparting his contributions to all works of Indian as well as foreign societies., Contents:- Foreword • Preface • Introduction • Gandhi—A Man who Changed the Course of History • Peace through Integration • A New Life Style and Gandhian Thought • A New World Employment Plan • The New International Order and Gandhian Thought • Equality as an Aim of Policy • Gandhi's Relevance • Poverty, Inequality and Gandhi • Challenge of Stagnation in Developing Countries • The Impact of Mahatma Gandhi on Martin Luther King • Universal Brotherhood • Gandhiji and Contemporary Ideologies regarding Freedom, Peace and Equality • Gandhi on Natural Law • Gandhi Techniques for the Removal of Economic Inequality • The Gandhian Phenomenon • Sarvodaya—A Way to a Better Life in Peace and Harmony—The Sri Lankan Experience • International Peace: Japan's Experience • Gandhiji and the Concept of Power • Gandhian Insights—Religion and Peace • Sarvodaya: Gandhi's Alternative Development Strategy for Today's World • Gandhi and Conflictology • The Modern Search for Peace: The Gandhian Way • Sarvodaya and State Power: Theory and Practice in South Africa • Work and the Meaning of Work • Love is Real and Active • Civil Disobedience in a Democracy • Gandhi, M.L. King and the Civil Right Movement • Non-violence, Truth and International Peacemaking • Revolution & Non-Violence: A Pacifist View • Gandhian Concept of Non-Violence • Violence-Non-violence at Kyoto and Beyond • Creating a New School of Economic Thought A New Initiative in the Field of Economics • Role of Shramadana in Rural Development • Non-Violence and The Rule of Law • Gandhi's Religious Quest in South Africa • The Last Hours of Mahatma Gandhi • Gandhi for Mere Mortals • Implications of the Limits to Growth Debate-Small is Beautiful • Nonviolence in the 21st Century: Challenges and Choices • Gandhi and War • 'We do Not Want Violence; The Buber-Gandhi Controversy: A Contributions to Practical Philosophy': Book Review • Gandhian Concept of Equitable Equality • Non-Violent Philosophy and Culture of Peace: Gandhi's Contribution • Concept of the Philosophy of Peace • from Gautama Buddha and Gandhi to Ikeda: Missions and Visions of Peace and Truth • Why Gandhi's Principles of Nonviolence are Relevent Today • Gandhi's Philosophy and Sufi Doctrine • Gandhi and "Imperfect Religions" • Need to Revisit Gandhi's Message • Index, About The Book:- An Excellent Collection Of Essays On The Various Aspects Of Gandhi’S Life And Thought, Mostly By Foreign Scholars Of International Repute Like Jan Tinbergen, Gunnar Myrdal, Johan Gultung Etc. Which Show The Continued Relevance Of Gandhi’S Thoughts And Techniques Of Social Change For A Peaceful World Order. Should Be Read By All Scholars And Thinkers., About The Author:- J.S. Mathur, D. Litt., A Genius, Is Imparting His Contributions To All Works Of Indian As Well As Foreign Societies., Content:- Foreword • Preface • Introduction • Gandhi—A Man Who Changed The Course Of History • Peace Through Integration • A New Life Style And Gandhian Thought • A New World Employment Plan • The New International Order And Gandhian Thought • Equality As An Aim Of Policy • Gandhi'S Relevance • Poverty, Inequality And Gandhi • Challenge Of Stagnation In Developing Countries • The Impact Of Mahatma Gandhi On Martin Luther King • Universal Brotherhood • Gandhiji And Contemporary Ideologies Regarding Freedom, Peace And Equality • Gandhi On Natural Law • Gandhi Techniques For The Removal Of Economic Inequality • The Gandhian Phenomenon • Sarvodaya—A Way To A Better Life In Peace And Harmony—The Sri Lankan Experience • International Peace: Japan'S Experience • Gandhiji And The Concept Of Power • Gandhian Insights—Religion And Peace • Sarvodaya: Gandhi'S Alternative Development Strategy For Today'S World • Gandhi And Conflictology • The Modern Search For Peace: The Gandhian Way • Sarvodaya And State Power: Theory And Practice In South Africa • Work And The Meaning Of Work • Love Is Real And Active • Civil Disobedience In A Democracy • Gandhi, M.L. King And The Civil Right Movement • Non-Violence, Truth And International Peacemaking • Revolution & Non-Violence: A Pacifist View • Gandhian Concept Of Non-Violence • Violence-Non-Violence At Kyoto And Beyond • Creating A New School Of Economic Thought A New Initiative In The Field Of Economics • Role Of Shramadana In Rural Development • Non-Violence And The Rule Of Law • Gandhi'S Religious Quest In South Africa • The Last Hours Of Mahatma Gandhi • Gandhi For Mere Mortals • Implications Of The Limits To Growth Debate-Small Is Beautiful • Nonviolence In The 21St Century: Challenges And Choices • Gandhi And War • 'We Do Not Want Violence; The Buber-Gandhi Controversy: A Contributions To Practical Philosophy': Book Review • Gandhian Concept Of Equitable Equality • Non-Violent Philosophy And Culture Of Peace: Gandhi'S Contribution • Concept Of The Philosophy Of Peace • From Gautama Buddha And Gandhi To Ikeda: Missions And Visions Of Peace And Truth • Why Gandhi'S Principles Of Nonviolence Are Relevent Today • Gandhi'S Philosophy And Sufi Doctrine • Gandhi And "Imperfect Religions" • Need To Revisit Gandhi'S Message • Index