State and society in India : Studies in national budiling

By:

Oommen T K

Contributor(s):

Publication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 1990Description: 224pISBN:

9780803996564

Subject(s):

1. Political Culture - India 2. Minorities - Political Activity 3. Language Political Aspects - Pluralism

DDC classification:

306.209540 OOM

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction PART ONE: THE VALUE FRAMEWORK; Nation, State and Ethnicity; Towards a Conceptual Clarification and an Empirical Explication; Insiders and Outsiders in India; Primordial Collectivism and Cultural Pluralism in Nation-Building; Foreigners, Refugees and Outsiders in the Indian Context; Political Alienation and Internal Threats to the Indian Nation-State; Towards a Non-Alarmist Perspective; Towards Reconciling Traditional and Modern Values; The Indian Experiment; Communalism and Secularism in the Indian Context; An Agenda for Reconstructing India; A Sociological Perspective; PART TWO: THE POLICY CONTEXT; Technology and Environment; Towards a Viable Policy Perspective; Popular Participation in Development Administration; The Indian Experience; `Brain Drain' or the Migration of Talent? The Indian Case; Indian Youth; Challenge and Opportunity in Nation-Building; Religious Minorities and Indian Polity; Towards a Policy Framework

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Mansfield Section	306.20954 OOM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		32973

Table of contents
Introduction
PART ONE: THE VALUE FRAMEWORK;
Nation, State and Ethnicity;
Towards a Conceptual Clarification and an Empirical Explication;
Insiders and Outsiders in India;
Primordial Collectivism and Cultural Pluralism in Nation-Building;
Foreigners, Refugees and Outsiders in the Indian Context;
Political Alienation and Internal Threats to the Indian Nation-State;
Towards a Non-Alarmist Perspective;
Towards Reconciling Traditional and Modern Values;
The Indian Experiment;
Communalism and Secularism in the Indian Context;
An Agenda for Reconstructing India;
A Sociological Perspective;
PART TWO: THE POLICY CONTEXT;
Technology and Environment;
Towards a Viable Policy Perspective;
Popular Participation in Development Administration;
The Indian Experience;
`Brain Drain' or the Migration of Talent? The Indian Case;
Indian Youth;
Challenge and Opportunity in Nation-Building;
Religious Minorities and Indian Polity;
Towards a Policy Framework

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