Induced development to good governance: R. B. Jain and Anuj Jain Paradigm shift in the concept of development administration in the new millennium/

INTRODUCTION : END OF COLONIALISM AND
EMERGENCE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES j
Introduction 1
Characteristics of Post-Colonial States 3
Efforts towards Industrialization and Development in
Post-colonial States 4
Characteristics of the "Developing" Political Systems 6
Modernization, Development and Change in
Post-colonial Systems 7
State Action—^The Principal Vehicle for Attaining
Developmental Goals 8
General Characteristics of Public Administration in
Post-colonial States 9
EMERGENCE OF THE CONCEPT OF
DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 11
Emergence of the Concept of 'Development
Administration' 12
Induced Development as Paradigm of
"Development Administration" 13
Challenges of Development 14
Administrative Modemization through Induced
Development 16
The Two Alternative Development Paradigms 18
Development: The Fourth Decade—1980s—^The New
International Economic Order (NIEO) 19
Conclusion 21
3. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURAL
ADJUSTMENT AND GLOBALIZATION :
IMPACT ON DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 22
Introduction
Sustainable Development: The Concept 23
The Decade of 1990s : Structural Adjustment and After 26
Challenges to Development Administration at the
Threshold of 21st Century 29
Conclusion
4. GLOBALIZATION AND THE CONCEPT OF
GOOD GOVERNANCE : CHALLENGES TO
DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION 32
1. Impact of the Phenomena of Globalization/
Liberalization
n. The Paradigms of 'Governance' and 'Good
Governance' and the International
Development Debate 35
5 reinventing good governance :
CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES IN INDIA 44
44 Introduction
1. Concept of Good Governance
n. Challenges of 'Globalization' and 'Development
Management' in the 21st Century
m. India's Experiences in Governance and
Administrative Development
IV Development Approaches and Governance
' in India's Five Year Plans 54
V. Strategies Needed for Good Governance and
Sustainable Development
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VI. Reinventing Good Governance for Sustainable
Development in India 64
6. GLOBALIZATION, NPM AND GOOD
GOVERNANCE 71
Introduction 71
I. Policy of Globalization and Liberalization
in India: The Background 72
n. The New Public Management (NPM)
Paradigm and Governance in India 74
in. The NPM and the Emerging Moral Dilenunas 78
IV. Globalization, NPM and the Ethical Challenges
in India 81
Concluding Observations 90
7. CONCLUSION:
THE EMERGING TRENDS IN THE PARADIGM
SHIFT AND STRATEGIES OF DEVELOPMENT
ADMINISTRATION 94