The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics
Hindu constitutional institutions (republics, councils, municipal and judicial bodies) and political theory (Arthaśāstra, Nītiśāstra), compared with Western states.
- Language
- English
- Date
- 1887–1949 CE
- Author
- Benoy Kumar Sarkar
- Extent
- 1,850 passages, 93,939 words
- Text
- complete digital text
- Source
- archive.org · Verlag von Markert & Petters, Leipzig 1922; scan on archive.org, OCR Gemini 3.8 Flash; chapters and sections… · Public domain in India: every author died before 1966 (Benoy Kumar Sarkar †1949); published before 1931:…
Contents
- c1 Front matter — 3 parts
- c2 The Political Institutions and Theories of the Hindus: A Study in Comparative Politics — 7 parts
- c3 Preface — 25 parts
- c4 Contents — 10 parts
- c5 Authorities Cited — 6 parts
- c6 Chapter I. Comparative Politics from Hindu Data — 2 parts
- c7 Chapter II. Hindu Political Development — 18 parts
- c8 Part I. The Hindu Constitution — 1 part
- c9 Chapter III. Hindu Achievements in Organization — 5 parts
- c10 Chapter IV. The Public Law of the Hindus — 26 parts
- c11 Chapter V. The Hindu Machinery of Imperial Nationalism — 32 parts
- c12 Chapter VI. Gaṇas or Republics of the Hindus (c B. C. 600—A. C. 350) — 22 parts
- c13 Part II. The Concepts of Hindu Politics — 1 part
- c14 Chapter VII. Hindu Literature on Politics — 4 parts
- c15 Chapter VIII. The Theory of the Constitution in Hindu Political Philosophy — 76 parts
- c16 Chapter IX. The Theory of Sovereignty in Hindu Political Philosophy — 5 parts
- c17 Index — 4 parts