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Anil Rajimwale

Anil Rajimwale

Anil Rajimwale

Anil Rajimwale is a well-known Marxist theoretician, contributing consistently to the enrichment of scientific Marxist theory over the years. He has written widely on philosophy, history, economics, politics, natural and social sciences, technology etc. At present he is studying impact of scientific and technological revolution (STR) on theory and society, and is preparing multi-volume work. In the present book he shows how electromagnetism connects classical with post-classical thought, creating new structures, and impacting materialism and dialectics. He is presently general secretary of All India Progressive Forum (AIPF).

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