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Journal Title: Economic and Political Weekly
Authors and Corporations: Ghosh, Arun
In: Economic and Political Weekly, 31, 1996, 19, p. 1115-1116
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spelling Ghosh, Arun 0012-9976 2349-8846 Sameeksha Trust Random Reflections https://www.jstor.org/stable/4404110 <p>Fundamentalism cannot be sustained without good reason. On occasion there may be external abettors, but there must be deep-seated internal causes for the emergence, certainly for the continued presence, of fundamentalism. We do not have to go far; we have our own experience in this country.</p> Fundamentalism, Its Roots, Rationale and Remedy Economic and Political Weekly
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