Kautilya's Political Theory: Yogakshema, the Concept of Welfare StatePresentation of the thesis that the concept of welfare state originated in India; study with special reference to Arthaśāstra, treatise on state and society, by Kautạlya. |
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... land education. As Styres, Haig-Brown, and Blimkie (2013) recently articulated in discussing a 'pedagogy of Land,' (echoing Cajete 1994; Lowan 2009) 'land' refers not just to the materiality of land, but also its 'spiritual, emotional ...
... land education. As Styres, Haig-Brown, and Blimkie (2013) recently articulated in discussing a 'pedagogy of Land,' (echoing Cajete 1994; Lowan 2009) 'land' refers not just to the materiality of land, but also its 'spiritual, emotional ...
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... Land Taxation, ̄ Public Finance 33 (1978): 113¥134; Brian L. Bentick, ®The Impact of Taxation and Valuation Practices on the Timing and Efficiency of Land Use, ̄ Journal of Political Economy 87 (1979): 859¥868; and Bentick ®The ...
... Land Taxation, ̄ Public Finance 33 (1978): 113¥134; Brian L. Bentick, ®The Impact of Taxation and Valuation Practices on the Timing and Efficiency of Land Use, ̄ Journal of Political Economy 87 (1979): 859¥868; and Bentick ®The ...
Contents
The Concept of State | 1 |
Yogakshema | 11 |
Political Dimension | 22 |
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According According to Kautilya activities administration agriculture allowed Ancient India Arthashastra aspects authority basic become believed Brahmanas bring citizens common concept concept of welfare concerned considered Delhi departments depends Dharma duty economic emphasised employer ensure fixed freedom functions given happiness higher houses human Ibid idea ideal important individual industries interest justice Kautilya king king's labour land lead limited living Machiavelli maintain manufacture marriage material means measures mentioned ministers modern welfare moral natural needs organisation paid person philosophy political principles production profit promotion prosperity protect punished rates reference regard regulated responsibility role rules share slave social society subjects term theory thought trade University various village wages wealth welfare well-being women Yogakshema