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Power matters : Essays on institutions, politics and society in India

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Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2009Description: 314p xiISBN:
  • 9780198063315
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 323.46 HAR HAR
Contents:
Contents; Preface; Introduction; I INSTITUTIONS AND POWER 1. Border lands of Economics Institutions, Politics and Culture in the Explanation of Economic Change; 2.Making Out on Limited Resources; 3. Why Poor People Stay Poor in Rural South India; 4. Rural Inequality Matters Constraints on Growth Linkages from Agriculture; 5. Between Economism and Post-moderism Reflections on Research on Agrarian Change in India; 6. Wedding the Radius os Trust Ethnographic Exploration of Trust and Indian Business; II STATE AND SOCIETY 7. For an Anthropology of the Modern India State; 8. Do Political Regimes Matter? Poverty Reduction and Regime Differences across India; 9.Public Action and the Dialectics of Decentralisation Against the Myth of Social Capital as the Missing Link in Development; 10. Politics is a Dirty River But is there a New Politics? Perspectives from a Global Cities OF India and Latin America; Bibliography; Index.
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Contents;
Preface;
Introduction;
I INSTITUTIONS AND POWER
1. Border lands of Economics
Institutions, Politics and Culture in the Explanation of Economic Change;
2.Making Out on Limited Resources;
3. Why Poor People Stay Poor in Rural South India;
4. Rural Inequality Matters
Constraints on Growth Linkages from Agriculture;
5. Between Economism and Post-moderism
Reflections on Research on Agrarian Change in India;
6. Wedding the Radius os Trust
Ethnographic Exploration of Trust and Indian Business;
II STATE AND SOCIETY
7. For an Anthropology of the Modern India State;
8. Do Political Regimes Matter?
Poverty Reduction and Regime Differences across India;
9.Public Action and the Dialectics of Decentralisation
Against the Myth of Social Capital as the Missing Link in Development;
10. Politics is a Dirty River
But is there a New Politics?
Perspectives from a Global Cities OF India and Latin America;
Bibliography;
Index.