Globalisation, governance reforms and development in india/
Kameshwar Choudhary
- Los Angeles: Sage Pub., 2007.
- 552p.
PART ONE: CONCEPTUAL SPECTRUM Globalisation, Governance Reforms and Development - Kameshwar Choudhary An Introduction Globalisation and Reorganisation of Institutional Space - Dolly Arora Its Meaning for Democracy and People's Rights Democratic Deficit - Niraja Gopal Jayal Citizenship and Governance in the Era of Globalisation PART TWO: STATE-LEVEL REFORMS AND DEVELOPMENT Governance Reforms and Development in Gujarat - Kameshwar Choudhary Reforms and Development in Andhra Pradesh - G. Krishna Reddy Viewing through Rural Governance Governance Reforms and Development in Kerala in the Context of Globalisation - K. Ramachandran Social Base of Reform Attempts in Bihar - Shaibal Gupta PART THREE: SOCIAL DIMENSIONS Caste, Class and Globalisation - K.L. Sharma Continuity and Change Globalisation and Agriculture - Surinder S. Jodhka 'Crises' of Farming in Contemporary Punjab Globalisation, Governance and Labour - Sharit K. Bhowmik Governance and Development in the Era of Globalisation - Vivek Kumar Understanding Exclusion and Assertion of Dalits in IndiaGovernance, Reforms and Development - Prakash Louis Scheduled Tribes in India in the Era of Globalisation Retreat to Governance under Globalisation - Manoranjan Mohanty Lessons from the Poverty Eradication Experience in Orissa Globalisation, the Indian Diaspora and its Governance - Ravindra K. Jain Issues, Expectations and Solutions PART FOUR: CULTURAL DIMENSIONS Globalisation and Information Society - J.S Yadav Cultural Dimensions and Governance Reforms with Reference to Print Media Communication of Culture and Culture of Communication - Biswajit Das The case of Indian Television Globalisation, Culture and Information Communication Technology in India - Santosh Panda PART FIVE: POLITICAL DIMENSIONS Globalisation and Nation-State with a Focus on India - Vidhu Verma Health in India in the Age of Globalised Governance - Mohan Rao Some Issues Globalisation, Modernity and Nation-building - Anand Kumar An Indian Anxiety