Politics of welfare : comparisons across Indian states
Material type: TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford 2015Description: xiii, 237 pISBN: 9780199460120 (hardback); 0199460124 (hardback)Subject(s): Public welfareDDC classification: 361.60954 Summary: Contributed articles.Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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361.43095482 BOS/S Self-help groups and rural devlopment | 361.6 HAL Urban and regional planning / | 361.609 41 HAL/U Urban and regional planning | 361.60954 POL Politics of welfare : comparisons across Indian states | 361.610954 SOC Social policy | 361.65 PUS/H History of Reservation policy in Tamil nadu1916-1991 | 361.65 RAN/R Reservation in India: myths and realities |
ndian states are the main arenas in which popular expectations around healthcare, education, and social security intersect with electoral politics. Yet the ways in which state politics shape Indias social welfare policies are inadequately understood.
After a decade of experimentation with new rights-based approaches to social policy at the national level, there is a pressing need to understand how regional political environments influence the ways in which policies are initiated and enacted on the ground.
Written by political scientists and a sociologist with expertise across Indias regions, this volume presents comparative analyses of the emergent politics of welfare across Indian states. Bringing together ground-level empirical data and innovative perspectives, it investigates the ways in which state-level political dynamics shape policies in the fields of education, health insurance, social security, employment, and food subsidies. In-depth and timely, the book allows for a deeper understanding of the diversity of welfare scenarios in contemporary India.
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