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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. The conceptual dimensions 1. Panchayati Raj Gandhian perspective/Ramashray Roy. 2. Democratic decentralisation and the Panchayati Raj in India the Gandhian paradigm/Saroj Malik. 3. Panchayati Raj a conceptual analysis/Brahmananda Satapathy. 4. Genesis and development of the concept of Gram Sabha/Surat Singh. 5. Conceptualization and operationalisation of Panchayati Raj System some observations/S. Kaushil. 6. Behavioural aspects of empowerment/Rajbir Singh. 7. Community development decentralization and Panchayati Raj/Swati Jha. 8. Genesis and development of the concept of Panchayati Raj/Ranbir Singh. II. The national dimensions 9. Community development and Panchayati Raj/R.P. Kapoor. 10. Looking beyond despair reinterpreting the 73 (Amendment) Act/Girish Kumar. 11. Devolution or delusion an evaluation of the status of the Panchayati Raj Institutions in India/Amit Jha and Mahi Pal. 12. Working of Panchayati Raj Institutions in India issues and challenges/Mohinder Singh. 13. The Hoax of Panchayati Raj and the dream of rural development/Shahir Hasan. 14. Decentralisation and institution building for participatory development a review of Indian experience/S.C. Srivastava. 15. Local Government Institutions in India new dimension and agenda for future reforms/S.S. Tiwana. 16. Panchayati Raj some observations/Anil K. Singh. III. Women and weaker sections 17. Women and Panchayati Raj in Haryana a review article/Nisha Garg and Neera Verma. 18. Impact of the 73 Amendment on women Panchayati Raj Leadership in Haryana/Parmod Chand. 19. The impact of 73 amendment on women's political empowerment a study of Punjab/Prabhjot Kaur Kahlon. 20. The empowerment of Dalits in the Panchayati Raj Institutions the Himachal Pradesh experience/Satish K. Sharma. 21. Scheduled caste women in the PRIs experiences and approaches for betterment/A.N. Singh and B.S. Bahmani. 22. Strategies for capacity building of women representatives in Panchayats/Neha Tyagi. IV. Capacity building 23. Strategies for strengthening Panchayati Raj Institutions/George Mathew. 24. Strengthening Gram Sabha a pre condition for the success of Panchayati Raj/S.V. Saran. 25. Capacity building of Gram Panchayats for effective management of rural development/S.P. Singh. 26. Training of Panchayati Raj functionaries in Haryana/K.K. Mor. 27. Capacity building of Panchayati Raj Institutions/R.P. Singh and Nasib Singh. V. The experiences in states 28. Working of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan a review/Arun Chaturvedi. 29. Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan retrospect and prospect/Om Mahla. 30. Kerala model of decentralization an analysis/Oommen John. 31. Functional devolution on Panchayats in Kerala/S.K. Singh. 32. Planning decentralisation the case of Panchayats in West Bengal/D.K. Ghosh. 33. Perception of the elected representatives of PRIs on Poverty Alleviation Programmes some lessons from Manipur/Sujit K. Dutta. 34. Impact of the 73 Amendment on the Panchayati Raj in Himachal Pradesh/Mirdula Sharda. 35. Interface between the Panchayat health services providers and the people a study of Himachal Pradesh/Niranjana Bhandari. 36. People's participation in Panchayats and village development committees in Himachal Pradesh/Dalip K. Gosain. 37. Devolution of powers and functions to the Panchayati Raj Institutions in Haryana/Amit Jha. 38. Working of Gram Sabha the Haryana experience/Surat Singh. 39. Panchayats and management of common property resources in Haryana/K.K. Mor. 40. Strengthening PRIs in Haryana a politico legal perspective/Raj Singh and Chander Bhan. 41. Strengthening Panchayats in Haryana challenges to be met/D.P. Singh Mor. 42. Panchayati Raj system in Haryana an evaluation/S.S. Malik. 43. Agri business role of Panchayats in Haryana/Nasib Singh and R.P. Singh. 44. Development at Micro level the role of village development committees in Haryana. Index. This book fills up the gap that continues to exist in the studies on the decentralized governance despite t.…

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction. Presidential address 1. Emerging challenges of the post reform period some facets of the deprivation scenario in India/Ashok Mathur. Special theme paper 2. Structural adjustment and rural development real or residual/Kamal Nayan Kabra. I. Paradigmic perceptions 3. Economic reforms in India looking backward and forward/T.R. Kundu. 4. Vicissitudes of economic reforms in India a shift from democratic governance to market governance/Prem R. Bhardwaj. 5. Emerging challenges of post globalization period and how to tackle them/V.S. Mahajan. 6. Economic reforms and the state empowering the poor/Nisha Garg and Neera Verma. II. Development profiles 7. Human development process in the context of globalization and liberalization/R.P. Singh. 8. Economic reforms process in India challenges and implications/Raj Kumar. 9. Human development in rural India status after a decade and half of economic reforms/Smita Sirohi and Pralay Hazra. 10. Economic reforms development and women in India a critique/Rajinder Kaur. 11. Social sector development after 1991 with reflections from West Bengal/Dilip K. Ghosh. 12. Economic reforms and rural development lessons from China/Suresh Dhanda and Rajinder Punia. 13. Impact of economic reforms on rural industries SWOT analysis/Y. Gangi Reddy. 14. Post economic reforms challenges for rural India with reflections on the Andhra experience/C. Umamaheswara Rao Yogananda Sastry Chaturvedi and Y. Sivaramaiah. 15. Post reform scenario in India tackling poverty inequities and unemployment/Nirmala Chaudhary and Meenu Dutt. III. Good governance for good development 16. Economic reforms and good governance in Panchayati Raj/Mohinder Singh and Vijay Kumar. 17. Reforms rural development and the good grass roots governance perspective percept and practice/K.K. Mor. 18. Governance sans corruption Sine Qua non for rural development in the post reforms period/Atul Dhingra and S.D. Chamola. 19. Corruption and good financial governance agenda for India/Sanjeev Bansal. IV. Meeting the WTO challenge 20. WTO and trade related intellectual property rights some issues of concern for India/L.N. Dahiya Sumanjeet and Seema. 21. India's agri export sector status challenges and opportunities/Suresh K. Bedi. 22. WTO agriculture and economic reforms/Sunil Phougat and Pradeep Duhan. V. Augmenting agriculture for sustainable development 23. The state of Indian agriculture in the post liberalized regime some issues for policy interventions/S.P. Singh. 24. Agriculture and economic reforms/Mandeep Singh and Yugesh Kumar Sablok. 25. Emerging challenges in the post reform period necessary interventions for augmenting agriculture/A.K. Chauhan. 26. Strengthening the agri sector in the old green revolution regions in the emerging scenario some reflections/S. Kaushil. 27. Liberalization and Indian agriculture/Ranbir Singh and Anupama Arya. 28. Role of transfer of technology in agri business development/Sube Singh Joginder S. Malik and Sushila Dahiya. VI. Growth and jobs the employment dimension 29. Economic reforms vis a vis employment in India a critical analysis/R.K. Rana. 30. Economic reforms and employment in India/Jagdish Chauhan and Shyam Parshad. 31. Training of service employees a challenge for service sector in the post reform period/Divya Malhan and S.C. Kundu. 32. Prolonged unemployment health and development/Rajbir Singh Shalini Singh and Manju. VII. Regional Kaleidoscope 33. Diversification to horticulture in Haryana a socio economic and psychological perspective/R.S. Malik P.S. Shehrawat Ashok Kumar and R.K. Punia. 34. Impact of economic reforms in agri rural sectors in Assam some issues/Pabitra Kalita. 35. Trends in inter regional divergences in electricity consumption during the post reforms period a case of Punjab and Haryana/Amarjit Singh Sethi. 36. Implications of the liberalization and globalization for agriculture in Haryana/Saroj Malik. 37. Nai Disha an e governance initiative in Ha.…

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction. I. The thematic dimension 1. Rural development administration in India some observations/S.L. Goel. 2. Rural development administration in the 21 century/A.K. Ahuja. 3. Rural development administration in India the task ahead/M.K. Miglani. 4. Rural development administration the cultural complication/S.N. Singh. II. The concepts and approaches 5. Democratization decentralization and rural development administration a conceptual analysis/Harbans Pathak. 6. Politics of rural development the electoral limits of economic change in rural India/P.C. Mathur. 7. Rural development administration in India need for a Gandhian alternative/Saroj Malik. 8. Participatory rural appraisal an appropriate approach for rural development/R.P. Singh and Nasib Singh. 9. Inclusive rural development essentials and policy interventions/S.P. Singh. 10. Participatory approach to rural development administration in India an overview/T.R. Kundu and Puran Singh. 11. Developing rural and farm sector in global perspective/Narender Singh. 12. Information technology and rural development administration/Diksha Dani. 13. Role of social capital for effective rural development administration some preliminary comments//Mahi Pal. 14. Role of administration in sustainable rural development through rural diversification emerging issues/R.K. Sharma. 15. Application of ICT in rural development administration/Vikram Singh and Mohinder Singh. 16. Revamping of rural cooperatives/Rajesh Kumar. III. Structural and functional dimensions 17. Administrative arrangement for rural development/B.P. Maithani. 18. The rural development administration in India an overview/Surat Singh. 19. Rural development administration a perspective and a prognosis/S. Kaushil. 20. Rural development administration in Haryana retrospect and prospect/Ranbir Singh. 21. Restructuring and reforming block level rural development administration/Mohinder Singh. 22. The changing role of the BDO in Haryana/Surat Singh and Ranbir Singh. 23. Rural development administration in India/A.S. Malik. 24. Bureaucracy and rural development through dairying case study of Kangra District (HP)/Dalip K. Gosain. 25. An anatomy of DRDA in Haryana/Puran Singh. 26. The social background and perceptions of Gram Sachivs in Haryana an empirical study/B.K. Kaushik and Saroj Malik. 27. Administration of rural agricultural marketing need for reforms/Mohinder Singh and Rajiv Kumar. 28. Rural water supply need for revamping administration/A.S. Malik and Pushpender Yadav. IV. The decentralised governance dimension 29. Panchayati Raj institutions in Haryana/R.K. Punia and Satnam Kaur. 30. Financing Panchayati Raj institutions the finance commission approach/O.P. Bohra and Manjusha Sharma. 31. People's participation in Panchayat Administration/A.N. Singh. 32. Empowering women in Panchayati Raj Institutions for participation in rural development/Manjusha Sharma and O.P. Bohra. 33. The capacity building of women representatives of Panchyati Raj institutions in Himachal Pradesh/P.N. Gautam. 34. Citizen participation in grass root governance the Gram Sabha in Rajasthan/Ravindra Sharma. 35. Direct democracy and rural development bureaucracy a case study of Haryana/K.K. Mor. 36. Rural development administration and women in Panchayati Raj Institutions/Reicha Tanwar and Usha Chawla. 37. Capacity building of Panchayati Raj Institutions for rural development role of NGOs/Raj Kumar Siwach. 38. Rural development administration through Panchayati Raj institutions/Shiv Raj Singh. 39. Administration of Member of Parliament local area development scheme a plea for reforms/Mohinder Singh and Vijay Kumar. Index. The basic aims of development of rural areas cannot be achieved unless the rural development administration extends wholehearted support in the creation of various infrastructure facilities and provision of extension services. The loop holes in the rural development administration that have come to.…