Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Preface......Page 9
Glossary......Page 14
PART I Influence......Page 17
INTRODUCTION......Page 19
CHANCE, CHOICE AND DETERMINISM......Page 21
EVOLUTION, TIPPING POINTS AND TRIGGER EVENTS......Page 23
MENTORS, FELLOW TRAVELLERS, SOULMATES AND DISCIPLES......Page 25
CHARISMA AND AUTHORITY......Page 27
CONCLUSION......Page 30
PART II Gandhi influenced......Page 33
INTRODUCTION......Page 35
SHEIKH MEHTAB AND GANDHIโS RELATIONSHIPS......Page 38
LONDON NEW AGERS AND SELF-RESPECT......Page 42
CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES AND A RELIGIOUS QUEST AWAKENED......Page 46
RAYCHANDBHAI AND GANDHIโS CERTAINTY ABOUT HIS RELIGION......Page 49
JOHN RUSKIN AND GANDHIโS ECONOMIC PHILOSOPHY......Page 52
TOLSTOY AND GANDHIโS LAW OF LOVE......Page 54
THOREAU AND GANDHIโS POLITICAL OBLIGATIONS......Page 58
GOKHALE AND GANDHIโS POLITICAL TUTELAGE......Page 61
H. S. L. POLAK, HERMANN KALLENBACH, MAGANLAL GANDHI AND JAMNALAL BAJAJ......Page 67
POLAK JOINS GANDHI......Page 70
THE FOUNDING OF PHOENIX SETTLEMENT......Page 73
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GANDHI AND POLAK......Page 75
POLAK AS INSTRUMENTAL IN GANDHIโS PROGRESS......Page 79
THE END OF RELATIONSHIP......Page 82
HERMANN KALLENBACH BEFORE GANDHI......Page 85
FROM UPPER HOUSE TO LOWER HOUSE......Page 87
FROM LOWER HOUSE TO UPPER HOUSE......Page 91
THE MEANING OF TOLSTOY FARM......Page 96
HERMANN KALLENBACH AFTER GANDHI......Page 97
INTRODUCTION......Page 100
MAGANLAL GANDHI JOINS HIS โUNCLEโ......Page 101
MAGANLAL AND THE SABARMATI ASHRAM......Page 103
GANDHI WIDOWED......Page 107
THE SABARMATI ASHRAM......Page 109
THE DECISION TO LEAVE......Page 113
FROM SABARMATI TO WARDHA......Page 118
JAMNALAL BAJAJ โ THE FIFTH SON......Page 120
FROM WARDHA TO SEVAGRAM......Page 127
JAMNALAL BAJAJ AND SEGAON......Page 130
THE END OF COMMUNAL EXPERIMENTS......Page 132
THE POLITICAL GANDHI AND THE WHOLE GANDHI......Page 136
GANDHIโS NON-POLITICAL RELATIONSHIPS......Page 140
GANDHI INFLUENCED AND HIS ASHRAMS......Page 142
CONCLUSION......Page 146
PART III Gandhiโs influence......Page 147
INTRODUCTION......Page 149
RAJENDRA PRASAD โ FROM LAWYER TO PRESIDENT......Page 154
VALLABHBHAI PATEL โ FROM LAWYER TO SARDAR......Page 161
VINOBA BHAVE โ FROM SCHOLAR TO WALKING SAINT......Page 167
KENNETH KAUNDA โ AND NONVIOLENCE IN AFRICA......Page 174
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. โ AND SATYAGRAHA IN AMERICA......Page 181
SHANTIDAS โ AND GANDHIAN ASHRAMS IN FRANCE......Page 189
SUNDERLAL BAHUGUNA โ AND SAVING THE HIMALAYAS......Page 196
ARNE NรSS, JOHAN GALTUNG, E. F. SCHUMACHER AND GENE SHARP......Page 204
INTRODUCTION......Page 207
THE INFLUENCE OF GANDHI......Page 209
GANDHIโS PHILOSOPHY IN NรSSโ ECOSOPHY......Page 212
THE REALIZATION OF THE SELF......Page 214
CLARIFYING DEEP ECOLOGY......Page 217
INTRODUCTION......Page 219
GALTUNGโS EXPANDED VIEW OF VIOLENCE......Page 220
GALTUNG AND GANDHI......Page 224
A THEORY OF CONFLICT......Page 228
GALTUNGโS PEACE RESEARCH......Page 232
INTRODUCTION......Page 234
SCHUMACHER AS ECONOMIST......Page 236
SCHUMACHER AS GANDHIAN ECONOMIST......Page 240
GANDHIAN ECONOMICS......Page 242
ECONOMICS AND SPIRITUALITY......Page 246
INTRODUCTION......Page 248
THE YOUNG SHARP: GANDHI AND MORAL POWER......Page 249
THE MATURE SHARP: GANDHI AS POLITICAL STRATEGIST......Page 252
FROM IDEALISM TO PRAGMATISM: POLITICAL POWER WITHOUT GANDHI......Page 254
SHARPโS NONVIOLENCE VS GANDHIโS NONVIOLENCE......Page 258
GANDHI AND HIS DISCIPLES......Page 263
THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL GANDHI OR THE WHOLE GANDHI?......Page 265
THE LEGACY AND RELEVANCE OF THE WHOLE GANDHI......Page 266
CONCLUSION......Page 268
Bibliography......Page 271
Index......Page 287
