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288 I Ramnath
15. Ibid.
16. Cited in Omvedt, Reinucnling Rcuoiulio;}, 170-7 1.
17. Shramik Mukti Dal manifesto, chapter 2, available
at http://www.xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/ 10707696/ ...1
Shramik+ Mukti+Dal+ Manifesto.doc.
Iii. Cited in Omvedt, Reim'cnling Rcuoiution, 241.
19. Shramik Mukti Dal manifesto.
2ll. lbid.
2 I. Cited in Omvedt, Reirwenting Rcuolutio}], 246.
22. High-profile recent examples include the LU'mcr' movemmt
against debt enslavement via Monsanto's genetically modified
Ht cotton in central India, and villager mobilizations against
Coca-Cola Company's abuse of water resources in the South.
One of the most fo rmative mobilizations for nonparty activists in
re cent decades was the attempt to hold Union Carbide, a subsidiary
of Dow Chemical, responsible for the devastating poison gas
leak that killed thousands of people in Bhopal in 1984, and continues
to exact chronic damage on thousands of survivors.
23. Omvedt, Reinuenting Reuoiution, 309.
24. This was initially a project of the Center for the Study of
Developing Societies in Delhi, with fJlnding from 'X'est Gt:lmany
during its first few years.
25. Available at http://www.rightlivelihood.org/lokayan.html.
26. Omvedt, Reinventing Revolution, 192.
27. Rajni Kothari, "The Non-party Political Process:'
Economic and Political We ekly 19, no. 5 (February 4, 1984): 219.
28. Menon, "The Nation-state."
29. Rajni Kothari, "State and Statelessness in Our Time;'
Economic and Political We ekly 26, nos. 11-12 (March 1991): 554.
30. Ibid., 558.