The Intelligent Person's Guide to Good

In carrying out a lucid analysis of a fluid concept, The Intelligent Person's Guide to Good Governance 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.

The Concept Of Good Governance
Organizational Views Critical Perspectives Analytical Issues
The Role Of The State
In Western Political Thought Historical Characteristics of the State Recent Challenges
The Indian State Since Independence The Future of the State
The Third Way
The Third Way in the First World Criticism of the Third Way Relevance of the Third Way to India
The Idea Of Civil Society
Civil Society in Different Societal Contexts The Nature of Civil Society Is Civil Society Relevant?
Beyond National Boundaries
The Global Setting Global Institutions Reforming Global Governance
The Issue Of Democracy
What is Wrong with Democracy?
Are there Alternatives?
The Way to Democracy The Democratic Option
Appendix: Is India Ungovernable?
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The Intelligent Person's Guide to Good Governance

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