Development policy and administration / edited by Kuldeep Mathur

By:

"Mathur, Kuldeep P. (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Publication; 1996Description: 304 p.-ISBN:

8170365791

Subject(s):

India economic policy 1980

DDC classification:

338.954 DEV

Summary: This reader, the first in a new series, brings together essays which combine policy perspectives with analyses of the implementation of various development programmes in India. The chapters provide an understanding of the merging concerns in Indian public administration. Topics covered include: macro perspectives on the state and development planning; bureaucracy; the policy apparatus; and the role of international agencies, panchayats, cooperatives and NGOs in meeting the needs of the people.

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This reader, the first in a new series, brings together essays which combine policy perspectives with analyses of the implementation of various development programmes in India. The chapters provide an understanding of the merging concerns in Indian public administration. Topics covered include: macro perspectives on the state and development planning; bureaucracy; the policy apparatus; and the role of international agencies, panchayats, cooperatives and NGOs in meeting the needs of the people.

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