Federalism today (approaches, issues and trends)

By:

Rath, Sharada

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sterling Pub.; 1984Description: 208 pSubject(s):

Federal government

DDC classification:

321.02 Rat

Summary: Federalism for a student of modern politics and government is a com plex and fascinating field of study because it is one form of political arrangement which appears to be capable of reconciling the converg ing and diverging forces in a modern State. India is an ideal example of a federalistic scenario as it presents a number of unusual features and problems of a working federation in a developing society. This book is an attempt to present the issues, tiends and the many theories of federalism today in the light of the Indian experience. Most works in this area have confined themselves to the legis lative, financial and administrative relations between the Centre and the States. In this volume, the author has gone beyond this to bring out the working of this relationship in functional areas.

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Federalism for a student of modern politics and government is a com plex and fascinating field of study because it is one form of political arrangement which appears to be capable of reconciling the converg ing and diverging forces in a modern State. India is an ideal example of a federalistic scenario as it presents a number of unusual features and problems of a working federation in a developing society.

This book is an attempt to present the issues, tiends and the many theories of federalism today in the light of the Indian experience. Most works in this area have confined themselves to the legis lative, financial and administrative relations between the Centre and the States. In this volume, the author has gone beyond this to bring out the working of this relationship in functional areas.

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