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[edit] stub created from "what links here"
This page used to be a redirect to self-governance. However, that article didn't even contain the term! Since there were many links to this page, I decided to create a stub from the articles that linked here. Most of these links were only due to the template {{IndiaFreedom}}. All articles that contained actual links in the text have been included in the stub, with the exception of the following:
- Maratha Empire - meant as "independence"
- Rattanbai Petit - Not sure what her view was
- Shivneri Fort - meant as "independence"
- Asian Underground - no back link necessary
- Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms - no back link necessary
- Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth - no back link necessary
- Bhupendra Kumar Datta - seems to say that Chittaranjan Das had his own swaraj program, but I'm not sure enough to put this in the article
- List of Amar Chitra Katha comics - no back link necessary
To be honest, I know very little about swaraj. Someone who knows more about it could decide to merge this with Poorana Swaraj, Purna Swaraj or Indian independence movement, or to change this into a disambiguation page between the former and self-governance. — Sebastian 02:24, 29 December 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Anarchism
I think that Swaraj's concept of self governance of small communities with little involvement of a central authority shows that it is essentially a form of anarchism. See: http://calpeacepower.org/0201/PDF/was_gandhi_an_anarchist.pdf This should be included in the article. - Shahab 10:47, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
