The intelligent person's guide to good governance / Surendra Munshi, Biju Paul Abraham, Soma Chaudhuri.

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Munshi, Surendra

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhhi, India : Sage Publications India, c2009.Description: x, 195 p. ; 20 cmISBN:

9788178299310

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DDC classification:

352.08631 MUN

Contents:

The Concept of good governance The Role of the State The Third way The Idea of civil society Beyond national boundaries The Issue of democracy Appendix: Is India ungovernable?

Summary: From publisher's description: This book takes the discourse on governance beyond its self-inflicted narrow perspective by providing an integrated treatment of various relevant issues, for example, the role of the state or the idea of civil society. In carrying out a lucid analysis of a fluid concept, this book offers a 'one-stop' resource for understanding the subject. The central argument of the book that any serious engagement with good governance must go beyond an exclusive reliance on the state or the market and explore different modes of partnerships, including public participation, is relevant and indeed timely in the present crisis

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	Mzumbe University Main Campus Library	Mzumbe University Main Campus Library	342.08631 MUN (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		0067386

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Includes bibliographical references (p.169-188) and index.

The Concept of good governance
The Role of the State
The Third way
The Idea of civil society
Beyond national boundaries
The Issue of democracy
Appendix: Is India ungovernable?

From publisher's description: This book takes the discourse on governance beyond its self-inflicted narrow perspective by providing an integrated treatment of various relevant issues, for example, the role of the state or the idea of civil society. In carrying out a lucid analysis of a fluid concept, this book offers a 'one-stop' resource for understanding the subject. The central argument of the book that any serious engagement with good governance must go beyond an exclusive reliance on the state or the market and explore different modes of partnerships, including public participation, is relevant and indeed timely in the present crisis

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