Gandhi's Thought and Liberal Democracy

Lanham: Lexington Books (2019)
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Abstract

This work explores issues in Gandhi scholarship, political theory, and religion. By applying core aspects of Gandhian philosophy to the present age it shows a harmony between commonly taken to be disparate aspects of social life that should interest anyone concerned about the future prospects for liberalism.

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