New Dimensions in Federal Discourse in India
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New Dimensions in Federal Discourse in India
Saxena, Rekha
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2020
218
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9781138361508
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Introduction: Dialectics of Collaborative and Competitive Federalism Part I. Administrative Federalism 1. Article 356 and its Dysfunctions: Analysis of its Misuse in Indian Federal System 2. Indian Forest Service: Mandate and State Governments 3. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India: Digital Sway versus Digital Sovereignty 4. Delhi and Statehood: Problematic Law and Order and Federal Trade-Off Part II. Environmental and Resource Federalism 5. Land Acquisition, Movement Actors and Federalism: The Anti-POSCO Movement in Odisha 6. Forest Governance, Tribal Rights and State: A Study of the Third Layer of Federal Structure in India 7. Climate Change and Sub-National Government: Uttar Pradesh Part III. Changing Dynamics of Fiscal Federalism 8. Regional Business Chambers and Federalization in India 9. Globalization, Welfare State and Cooperative Federalism in India 10. Evaluating Integrated child Development Scheme (ICDS) through Inter-Governmental Engagement: Jajpur District of Odisha 11. Role of Street-Level Bureaucrats in MGNREGS Implementation: Jharkhand
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UPA Government;Tamil Nadu;Neo-liberal Reforms;Swachha Bharat Abhiyan;Welfare regimes;Central Government;Anti-Posco Movement;Human Development Index;Forest Rights Act;Traditional Forest Dwellers;Regional Parties;District Administration;Fifth Schedule;ICDS;PESA;CSS.;land acquisition;Center State Relations;Cooperative;Indian Federal Structure;Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, MGNREGS;Cooperative Federalism;federalism;Telecom Regulatory Authority;Article 356;AWCs;Economic liberalization;ICDS Service;Tribal rights;Forest Dwelling Communities;Coalition governments;IFS;Multi-party system;Clean India Mission;Indian federalism;Net Neutrality;Linguistic Provinces;National Action Plan;Bengal National Chamber;Functional Toilets;Bhartiya Janata Party;NITI Aayog
Introduction: Dialectics of Collaborative and Competitive Federalism Part I. Administrative Federalism 1. Article 356 and its Dysfunctions: Analysis of its Misuse in Indian Federal System 2. Indian Forest Service: Mandate and State Governments 3. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India: Digital Sway versus Digital Sovereignty 4. Delhi and Statehood: Problematic Law and Order and Federal Trade-Off Part II. Environmental and Resource Federalism 5. Land Acquisition, Movement Actors and Federalism: The Anti-POSCO Movement in Odisha 6. Forest Governance, Tribal Rights and State: A Study of the Third Layer of Federal Structure in India 7. Climate Change and Sub-National Government: Uttar Pradesh Part III. Changing Dynamics of Fiscal Federalism 8. Regional Business Chambers and Federalization in India 9. Globalization, Welfare State and Cooperative Federalism in India 10. Evaluating Integrated child Development Scheme (ICDS) through Inter-Governmental Engagement: Jajpur District of Odisha 11. Role of Street-Level Bureaucrats in MGNREGS Implementation: Jharkhand
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
UPA Government;Tamil Nadu;Neo-liberal Reforms;Swachha Bharat Abhiyan;Welfare regimes;Central Government;Anti-Posco Movement;Human Development Index;Forest Rights Act;Traditional Forest Dwellers;Regional Parties;District Administration;Fifth Schedule;ICDS;PESA;CSS.;land acquisition;Center State Relations;Cooperative;Indian Federal Structure;Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, MGNREGS;Cooperative Federalism;federalism;Telecom Regulatory Authority;Article 356;AWCs;Economic liberalization;ICDS Service;Tribal rights;Forest Dwelling Communities;Coalition governments;IFS;Multi-party system;Clean India Mission;Indian federalism;Net Neutrality;Linguistic Provinces;National Action Plan;Bengal National Chamber;Functional Toilets;Bhartiya Janata Party;NITI Aayog
