The third pillar : how markets and the state leave the community behind / Rajan G Raghuram

By:

, Rajan Raghuram G

Publication details: New Delhi : Harper Collins Publishers, 2019.Description: xxviii, 434 p. : 23.5 cmISBN:

9789353028398 (hbK)

Subject(s):

-- Economics - Sociological Aspects -- Capitalism - Democracy - Economic Aspects

DDC classification:

306.3 RAJ-1

Contents:

Contents: Preface-xi Introduction : The Third Pillar -1 PART I HOW THE PILLARS EMERGED 1. Tolerating Avarice 2. The Rise of the Strong but Limited State 3. Freeing the Market... Then Defending It 4. The Community in the Balance PART II IMBALANCE 5. The Pressure to Promise 6. The ICT Revolution Cometh 7. The Reemergence of Populism in the Industrial West 8. The Other Half of the World PART III RESTORING THE BALANCE 9. Society and Inclusive Localism 10. Rebalancing the State and the Community 11. Reinvigorating the Third Pillar 12. Responsible Sovereignty 13. Reforming Markets Epilogue Acknowledgements Notes Index About the Author

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Contents:
Preface-xi
Introduction : The Third Pillar -1
PART I
HOW THE PILLARS EMERGED
1. Tolerating Avarice
2. The Rise of the Strong but Limited State
3. Freeing the Market... Then Defending It
4. The Community in the Balance
PART II
IMBALANCE
5. The Pressure to Promise
6. The ICT Revolution Cometh
7. The Reemergence of Populism in the Industrial West
8. The Other Half of the World
PART III
RESTORING THE BALANCE
9. Society and Inclusive Localism
10. Rebalancing the State and the Community
11. Reinvigorating the Third Pillar
12. Responsible Sovereignty
13. Reforming Markets
Epilogue
Acknowledgements
Notes
Index
About the Author

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