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David Lockwood David Lockwood is an Associate Professor in modern history and a Visiting Research Fellow
at the University of Adelaide. He is a specialist in the modern history and politics of India and in
Soviet history. He is especially interested in the role of the bourgeoisie in historical development
and in the concept of hegemony in the historical process. He combines this with work in the
broad areas of the role of the state in economic development; the transition from state-controlled
to market economies; and the effects of globalization on national states.
He has published a monograph on the bourgeois revolution in Russia and another on the evolution
of the bourgeoisie in India, concentrating on its relationship with the state. His most recent book
was on the role of the Communist Party of India in the Indian Emergency under Indira Gandhi.
