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PEARSON INDIA Governance: Issues And Challenges by Abhay Prasad Singh and Krishna Murari
The globalization of world Politics is the bestselling introduction to international relations offering the most comprehensive coverage of the key theories and global issues in world Politics. Leading scholars in the field introduce readers to the history theory structures and key issues in IR providing students with an ideal introduction and a constant guide throughout their studies. Edited by John baylis Emeritus Professor of politics and international Relations and a former pro vice Chancellor swansea University Steve Smith vice-chancellor and Professor of international relations University of exeter and Patricia Owens Professor of international relations University of Sussex.Governance: Issues and Challenges offers a detailed summary of the insights into the policy and governance processes over the last seven decades in India providing a comparative and conceptual framework of governance drawing instances from developed countries situating governance imperatives in South Asia and finally giving centrality to the issues and challenges of governance in India. This is also a unique attempt to address the need for a textbook on governance as per the syllabi of Indian universities. This book covers length and breadth of the topic of governance which has gained prominence since 2014.In-depth coverage of changes in the concepts of governance after the onset of globalization and revolutions in Information and Communications Technology (ICT)Core themes covered are Contemporary Discourses on Governance State Government and Governance Democracy Development and Governance Environmental Governance Participatory Governance and Good Governance Initiatives in IndiaPart 2 State Government andPart 3 Democracy Development and GovernanceChapter 5: Strengthening Democracy through Good GovernanceGovernanceChapter 7: Green Governance: Sustainable Human Developmentin IndiaChapter 12: Citizen’s Charter and Right to Information in IndiaChapter 13: Corporate Social Responsibility: the Indian Experience.