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2010sNLR 60 – 64
1. 2010NLR 60 – 64

The fourth World Social Forum, in the neoliberal capital of the global South. Soaring elite consumption, widening inequality and anti-Muslim pogroms of Shining India, with the New Hindu Right set for fresh electoral victory.

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New Left Review 26, March–April 2004

Achin Vanaik

Rendezvous at Mumbai