IMBALANCES IN THE INDIAN ECONOMY
Vestnik MGIMO-Universiteta, 2015 The main task of this research is the analysis of the key imbalances in the Indian economy, as well as their reasons and consequences. The article highlights the main directions of the Indian government’s policy in the 1990–2000s aiming to overcome these
N. V. Galistcheva
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LIBERALISM, LOCAL GOVERNMENT REFORM, AND POLITICAL EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN AND BRITISH INDIA, 1880–1886 [PDF]
The Historical Journal, 2017 AbstractThis article attempts to shed new light on the character of late Victorian Liberalism by investigating its political priorities in British India. It takes as its particular focus the debates which raged between 1881 and 1883 over the Government of India Resolution on Local Self-Government.
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Journal of Economics, Finance and Administrative Science, 2016 AbstractLabor regulation and employment relation has been investigated in India in light of the seminal work of Besley and Burgess (2004), considering formal sector manufacturing employment as the explained variable. Empirical findings support, although not very strongly, the institutionalist view, i.e., pro-worker amendment in labour laws induces ...
Bhandari, Anup Kumar, Sudarsan, Arun
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Farmers’ suicide in India: "Sociological disaster or unrecognized psychopathology"
Kerala Journal of PsychiatryThough agricultural farming is considered a peaceful and healthy industry, it has a high rate of mortality, especially suicide. Farmer suicides account for 11.2% of all suicides in India. This is an increase of 5.7% when compared with 2020 figures.
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Transforming Water Supply Regimes in India: Do Public-Private Partnerships Have a Role to Play?
Water Alternatives, 2010 Public-private partnerships (PPP) are an important governance strategy that has recently emerged as a solution to enhance the access of marginalised residents to urban infrastructures.
Govind Gopakumar
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Which Road to Social Revolution? Liberalization and Constitutional Reform in India
, 2007 Heidelberg Papers in South Asian and Comparative Politics, Nr. 34 (2007): Which Road to Social Revolution?
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Globalisation and Neo-liberal Economic Reforms in India: A Critical Review [PDF]
, 2010 The objective of this study is to analyse the impact of neo-liberal economic reforms also known as ‘pro-market’ reforms in India. It is widely believed that India’s growth acceleration has taken place mainly due to changes in the government’s attitudes towards business and export orientation rather than earlier domestic policies.
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Government Versus Farmers': A Conflict Over the Neo Liberal Agricultural Reforms in India: A Review
SSRN Electronic JournalIn recent years, there has been a growing push for deregulation in India’s agricultural sector, with proponents advocating for the removal of barriers to promote trade, efficiency and price discovery. This led to the proposal of three Farm Reforms in September 2020.
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, 2018 The radical Scottish doctor, Orientalist, colonial administrator and lobbyist, John Crawfurd was a proponent for the creation of a utopian empire based on free trade. He worked for the British East India Company for more than twenty years and played a crucial part in the administration of the British Empire in nineteenth century Southeast Asia ...
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Brazil, Russia, China, India, and South Africa (BRICS) - Partnership for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Multilateralism: A new alternative for implementing the 1978 Alma Ata Declaration on primary health care. [PDF]
J Glob Health, 2023 Kamga Wambo GO.
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