The State of India's Democracy (A Journal of Democracy Book),Used

The State of India's Democracy (A Journal of Democracy Book),Used

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The newest volume in the acclaimed Journal of Democracy series examines the state of Indias democracy. As India marks its sixtieth year of independence, it has become an ever more important object of study for scholars of comparative democracy. It has long stood out as a remarkable exception to theories holding that low levels of economic development and high levels of social diversity pose formidable obstacles to the successful establishment and maintenance of democratic government.In recent decades, India has proven itself capable not only of preserving democracy, but of deepening and broadening it by moving to a more inclusive brand of politics. Political participation has widened, electoral alternation has intensified, and civil society has pressed more vigorously for institutional reforms and greater government accountability. Yet political scientists still have not devoted to this country, which contains more than onesixth of the worlds population, the kind of attention that it warrants. The essays in The State of India's Democracy focus on Indias economy, society, and politics, providing illuminating insights into the past accomplishmentsand continuing challengesof Indian democracy.Contributors: Rajat Ganguly, M. V. Rajeev Gowda, Christophe Jaffrelot, Niraja Gopal Jayal, Rob Jenkins, Sunila S. Kale, Pratap Mehta, Subrata K. Mitra, Aseema Sinha, E. Sridharan, Praveen Swami, Arvind Verma, Steven I. Wilkinson.

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