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| Title | : | The Arthasastra in a Transcultural Perspective: Comparing Kautilya with Sun-Zi, Nizam al-Mulk, Barani and Machiavelli |
| Author | : | Michael Liebig |
| Language | : | en |
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The arthashastra the arthasastra by chanakya is a 2300-year-old masterpiece on governance, economics and politics. This book is a huge work and has fifteen parts, each dealing with some aspects of the art of government.
The volume contains papers exploring kautilya’s arthasastra in a transcultural perspective, comparing it with the thoughts of sun-zi, nizam al-mulk, barani and machiavelli. It is agreed that the field of modern international relations (ir) and political theory is predominantly eurocentric, and based on european sources of philosophy and history.
May 3, 2019 the course i introduced and taught from 2002 to 2012 at the university of hong kong took a thematic and transcultural approach, encompassing.
Jan 26, 2014 the arthashastra (iast: arthaśāstra) is an ancient indian treatise on with a wealth of descriptive cultural detail on topics such as mineralogy,.
May 7, 2019 kautilya's arthaśāstra is an ancient sanskrit text, composed between causes people to place immense value on their own cultural identity.
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The title arthashastra is often translated to the science of wealth (अर्थ), but the book arthashastra has a broader scope. It includes books on the nature of government, law, civil and criminal court systems, ethics, economics, markets and trade, the methods for screening ministers, diplomacy, theories on war, nature of peace, and the duties and obligations of a king.
Publication name: the arthasastra in a transcultural perspective: comparing kautilya with sun-zi, nizam al-mulk, barani and machiavelli, edited by michael liebig and saurabh mishra.
Thorough explanatory essays and notes set each excerpt in its intellectual, political, and cultural contexts.
Following his methodological framework, kautilya’s arthashastra is identified as the ‘formative’ ideational strategic text which is assessed to illuminate indian strategic culture. Through johnston’s lens, answers to three inter-related questions about orderliness of the external environment are extrapolated from the text.
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The edited volume the arthaśātra in a transcultural perspective: comparing kautilya with sun-zi, nizam al-mulk, barani and machiavelli is the product of a collaborative research effort by the institute for defence studies and analyses (idsa), new delhi; south asia institute (sai), heidelberg university; and institute of south asian studies.
To the modern governance of india, the most important instructive part of arthashastra is the machinery of government. About bureaucracy kautilya feels that, government servants are to be enthused to actively help the administration in carrying out orders by granting them promotion in salary, pension, financial help, and agricultural lands and also by giving them permanent employment.
Yet, it needs to be emphasised that it was a long way until the ‘comparative moment’ was reached. The contents of this edited volume are derived from two workshops on kauäilyan thought – one in may 2015 at the idsa in new delhi and the other.
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The first monograph titled one hundred years of kautilya's arthasastra (2013) made the case for a deeper study of the text. In the second monograph, kautilya's arthashastra: contemporary issues and comparison (2015), the text was critically examined in order to explain, compare and understand it vis-à-vis contemporary issues.
Oct 23, 2020 about the book:this book examines in detail the strategic relevance of the arthashastra.
Rahul peter das, martin-luther-universität halle-wittenberg, south asia section of the institute for oriental studies, faculty member.
3d (csas) (174£248mm) 17-08-2015 6:57 at the fuzzy edges of fascism 11 power he greatly admired, had learned his philosophy from the manusmriti and his politics from the arthashastra. 53 ‘to the folk-element of all ages in india’ is the dedication for his book the folk element in 330 hindu culture.
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Hindu literary traditions dominate a large part of indian culture. Apart from the vedas, which are a sacred form of knowledge, there are other works such as the hindu epics ramayana and mahabharata, treatises such as vaastu shastra in architecture and town planning, and arthashastra in political science.
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The volume contains papers exploring kautilya's arthasastra in a transcultural perspective, comparing it with the thoughts of sun-zi, nizam al-mulk, barani and machiavelli. It is agreed that the field of modern international relations (ir) and political theory is predominantly eurocentric, and based on european sources of philosophy and history.
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