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Accelerated Water Sector Reforms in Karnataka and the Question of Democracy

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Contents:
Table of Contents Acknowledgement; Abstract.; List of Inserts; List of Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter One: A chronicle of Urban Water Governance; The spread of Democracy: Time for celebration or for critique?; Ambiguities in water law and policies; Locating & Mapping the Thesis; Chapter Two: The emergence of the 'good governance' agenda and the reinvention of development assistance ; Transforming the state to be subservient to the market; Redefining Civil Society participation within a liberal democracy framework; Good governance: the flight from pluralism; The Rise of the Technocrat; Privatisation: A 'short route' to governance; Chapter Three: Karnataka, the water privatization capital of Asia; Critical Ethnography: lion the ground"; An anthropology of public policy: "Ghosts in the Machine"; Studying policy through project interventions and everyday practices; Researching th~ Site of Reform; The Resistance - The People's Campaign for Right to Water – Karnataka; Chapter Four: The Reform leader; Jawaharlal National Urban Renewal Mission - Centralising decision making, decentralizing indebtedness and deprivation; A Model State?; Task Forces: Power without accountability; The Path of Urban Water Governance Reforms in Karnataka's institutions of state Governance; An Early reformer; Policy as the New Law; A team of Super Bureaucrats; Chapter Five: Success, at any cost; The Work of Experts: Minimising Risk, Manufacturing Success; The first 'expert' consultant: For law and Institutional re-engineering; The second technical 'expert' consultancy: Physical and Technical Re-engineering; The third 'expert' consultancy: Social re-engineering; Chapter Six: A civilising mission in slums; Are they being Served?; Good Living - for the people, of the people, by the people'; Chapter Seven: Greater Bangalore, mammoth reforms; Corporate Citizenship - "Be the change you want to see"; Beneficiary Capital Contribution - Invest upfront, but you are a beneficiary, not a Partner; Chapter Eight: Good Governance Reforms or Subversion of Democracy and Rights?. References.
Summary: Privatization of Water - Karnataka Urban water Governance Water Security Reforms - Karnataka
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgement;
Abstract.;
List of Inserts;
List of Abbreviations;
Introduction;
Chapter One: A chronicle of Urban Water Governance;
The spread of Democracy: Time for celebration or for critique?;
Ambiguities in water law and policies;
Locating & Mapping the Thesis;
Chapter Two: The emergence of the 'good governance' agenda and the reinvention of development assistance ;
Transforming the state to be subservient to the market;
Redefining Civil Society participation within a liberal democracy framework;
Good governance: the flight from pluralism; The Rise of the Technocrat;
Privatisation: A 'short route' to governance;
Chapter Three: Karnataka, the water privatization capital of Asia;
Critical Ethnography: lion the ground";
An anthropology of public policy: "Ghosts in the Machine";
Studying policy through project interventions and everyday practices;
Researching th~ Site of Reform;
The Resistance - The People's Campaign for Right to Water – Karnataka;
Chapter Four: The Reform leader;
Jawaharlal National Urban Renewal Mission - Centralising decision making, decentralizing indebtedness and deprivation;
A Model State?;
Task Forces: Power without accountability;
The Path of Urban Water Governance Reforms in Karnataka's institutions of state Governance;
An Early reformer;
Policy as the New Law;
A team of Super Bureaucrats;
Chapter Five: Success, at any cost;
The Work of Experts: Minimising Risk, Manufacturing Success;
The first 'expert' consultant: For law and Institutional re-engineering;
The second technical 'expert' consultancy: Physical and Technical Re-engineering;
The third 'expert' consultancy: Social re-engineering;
Chapter Six: A civilising mission in slums;
Are they being Served?;
Good Living - for the people, of the people, by the people';
Chapter Seven: Greater Bangalore, mammoth reforms;
Corporate Citizenship - "Be the change you want to see";
Beneficiary Capital Contribution - Invest upfront, but you are a beneficiary, not a Partner;
Chapter Eight: Good Governance Reforms or Subversion of Democracy and Rights?.
References.

Privatization of Water - Karnataka Urban water Governance Water Security Reforms - Karnataka