India - The Next Decade (Hardcover)

1. Shaping Our Future  2. India: The Next Decade - Imperatives and Reflections  Section 1: Democracy: Challenges and Prospects  3. Aspects of Democratic Accountability in India  4. Indian Democracy: An Audit  5. Seeing the State in India  6. Our Democracy ? The Challenges that it Must Address  7. Political Reforms and Economic Prosperity  8. Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: Mass Crimes in India: A Challenge to Our Democracy  9. Introductory Remarks  10. Presentation 1: A Liberal Constitutional Democracy  11. Presentation 2: Script vs. Performance  12. Discussion  13. Concluding Remarks  Section 2: Economy: Growth and Equity  14. Agriculture and Rural Development: Policy Issues for Growth and Equity  15. India’s Northeast: Looking Within, Stretching Eastward  16. Our Economy ? How Growth Can be Combined with Equity  17. Another India is Possible: Basic Needs, the Unorganised Sector and Science in India  18. India: A Partnership Agenda for the Next Decade  19. Growth with Equity: Understanding Ecological Poverty  20. Economy: Growth and Equity  21. Social Equity: Can Market Reform Society?  22. Achieving Economic Growth with Equity  23. Introductory Remarks  24. Presentation 1: Bottom of the Pyramid  25. Presentation 2: Growth with Equity ? The Essence of Development  26. Discussion  27. Concluding Remarks  Appendix ? Growth and Equity: The Way Forward  Section 3: Society: Changing Values  28. The Enemy Within  29. Opening Remarks  30. Presentation 1: Learning to Deal with Our Contradictions  31. Presentation 2: Restoring Positive Values and Rejuvenating Mass Movements  32. Discussion  33. Concluding Remarks  Section 4: India and the World  34. India and the World  35. Vision, Conviction, Strategy, and Will: The Four Deficits in India’s Foreign-Military Policy  36. India and the World  37. Opening Remarks  38. Presentation 1: India and the New World Order  39. Presentation 2: Emerging Great Power?  40. Discussion  41. Concluding Remarks   41. India: The Next Decade - Imperatives and Reflections