Democratic Decentralization and Planning : Essays on Panchayati Raj, District Planning, and Development Administration / Rakesh Hooja, Meenakshi Hooja.

By:

Hooja, Rakesh

Contributor(s):

Hooja, Meenakshi

Publication details: Jaipur : Rawat Publications, c2007.Description: xvi, 327 p. ; 23 cmISBN:

9788131600924

Other title:

Democratic decentralization & planning [Spine title]

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DDC classification:

320.8 HOO

LOC classification:

JS7025.R3 H66 2007

Contents:

Contents Forestatement. I. Overview of Panchayati Raj in India 1. Constitutionalization and beyond Panchayats as institutions of self governance and as instruments for development/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja. 2. Institutions of self government or agencies for development Panchayats in India/Meenakshi Hooja and Rakesh Hooja. II. Some issues pertaining to Panchayati Raj 3. The third tier decentralization and separation of powers within PRIs/Meenakshi Hooja. 4. Activating Panchas and Ward Sabhas a remedy for large unwieldy Gram Sabhas and dominating Sarpanchas/Meenakshi Hooja. 5. Community based organizations and Panchayats as instruments of governance in the sphere of watershed development/Rakshat Hooja and Rakesh Hooja. 6. Panchayati Raj policy issues and academic concerns from the Rajasthan viewpoint/Meenakshi Hooja and Rakesh Hooja. III. Pachayati Raj Rajasthan experiences 7. Continuity and change in Rajastan's Punchayati Raj/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja. 8. The status of Punchayati Raj in Rajasthan reflections on some select indicators in the context of the 1994 Act/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja. 9. Some developments in Rajasthan's Panchayati Raj since 2000/Rakesh Hooja. 10. Reflections of applying The provisions of the Panchayats (extension to the schedule areas) Act 1996 in Rajasthan/Meenakshi Hooja. IV. District and decentralized planning 11. Decentralized planning and the district level a pre constitutional amendment perspective/Rakesh Hooja. 12. Training for and expectations from district planners/Rakesh Hooja. 13. The district as a planning unit style and locus/Rakesh Hooja. V. Development administration at district and sub state levels 14. The delivery system at the district level a view from the mid-1980s/Rakesh Hooja. 15. Administrative machinery for tribal development at state and lower levels/Meenakshi Hooja. Appendix/B. Yerram Raju and Rakesh Hooja. Index.

Summary: Articles chiefly with reference to the state of Rajasthan, India.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents
Forestatement.
I. Overview of Panchayati Raj in India
1. Constitutionalization and beyond Panchayats as institutions of self governance and as instruments for development/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja.
2. Institutions of self government or agencies for development Panchayats in India/Meenakshi Hooja and Rakesh Hooja.
II. Some issues pertaining to Panchayati Raj
3. The third tier decentralization and separation of powers within PRIs/Meenakshi Hooja.
4. Activating Panchas and Ward Sabhas a remedy for large unwieldy Gram Sabhas and dominating Sarpanchas/Meenakshi Hooja.
5. Community based organizations and Panchayats as instruments of governance in the sphere of watershed development/Rakshat Hooja and Rakesh Hooja.
6. Panchayati Raj policy issues and academic concerns from the Rajasthan viewpoint/Meenakshi Hooja and Rakesh Hooja.
III. Pachayati Raj Rajasthan experiences
7. Continuity and change in Rajastan's Punchayati Raj/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja.
8. The status of Punchayati Raj in Rajasthan reflections on some select indicators in the context of the 1994 Act/Rakesh Hooja and Meenakshi Hooja.
9. Some developments in Rajasthan's Panchayati Raj since 2000/Rakesh Hooja.
10. Reflections of applying The provisions of the Panchayats (extension to the schedule areas) Act 1996 in Rajasthan/Meenakshi Hooja.
IV. District and decentralized planning
11. Decentralized planning and the district level a pre constitutional amendment perspective/Rakesh Hooja.
12. Training for and expectations from district planners/Rakesh Hooja.
13. The district as a planning unit style and locus/Rakesh Hooja. V. Development administration at district and sub state levels
14. The delivery system at the district level a view from the mid-1980s/Rakesh Hooja.
15. Administrative machinery for tribal development at state and lower levels/Meenakshi Hooja. Appendix/B. Yerram Raju and Rakesh Hooja.
Index.

Articles chiefly with reference to the state of Rajasthan, India.

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