Social Watch India : Citizens Report on Governance Development 2003
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents: Foreword. I. Seeking accountability- Parliament watch: 1. Introduction. 2. Social composition of Parliament. 3. Time management. 4. Quorum. 5. Cost of Parliament. 6. Overall performance of the Two Houses of Parliament. 7. Working of Parliament: an analysis. 8. Parliament's commitment to social development. II. Rhetoric and reality-policy watch: 1.Introduction. 2. Health care scenario: a background. 3. State of education in India: some major indicators. 4. Poverty and its correlates. 5. A concluding remark. III. Access to justice-watching the Supreme Court: 1. Qualitative review. 2. Quantitative review. Conclusion. IV. Grassroot democracy-watching local governance: 1. Perspective on decentralised governance. 2. Constitutionalisation of Panchayati Raj institutions. 3. Operational challenges in strengthening PRIs. Annexures: Information on Parliament (Annexure I to XVI). 2. Information on health, literacy and poverty (Annexure XVII to XXXII). 3. Information on Panchayati Raj ( Annexure XXXIII to XXXVI). People involved. List of references. "Social Watch India 2003 is the first Citizens Report on Governance and Development. The report critically examines the performance of key institutions of governance in relation to social development. It focuses on the Parliament, the national policy domain, the Supreme Court and the institutions of local self-governance. "The report is broadly divided into four parts, examining the institutions of governance in the year 2002.The first examines the working of the Parliament and the quality of 128 pp.

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ISBN (andere Schreibweisen): 81-901742-0-7, 978-81-901742-0-6