ABSTRACT
After the COVID-19 disaster, ‘old’ frailties and inadequacies in agriculture and industrial productive capacities, in public health and transport systems have evinced sharply in the open, reopening the debates over public policy reforms as never before.
This volume:
- Studies the likely impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on future policy making in India and other democracies.
- Critically looks at the available theoretical frameworks, models and approaches used in the policy making process and studies their contemporary relevance.
- Balances theoretical approaches with concrete case studies.
- Examines India’s policies on education, health, e-governance, gender and work, and also provides recommendations for the future.
An important and timely contribution, this book will be of great interest to scholars and researches of public administration, public policy, political theory, globalization and global democracy.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
section Section I|75 pages
Public Policy Frameworks, Theories and Approaches
chapter 4|14 pages
Connecting the Dots, Locating the Linkages
Conceptual perspectives on human rights, human security and public policy
chapter 6|15 pages
Changing Paradigms of Strategic Political Process in Public Policy Formulation and Governance
Comparative study of GST in India and NAFTA in the US
section Section II|113 pages
Policy Making in India
chapter 9|12 pages
ICT Applications in Land Records Administration in India
A study on the implementation of DILRMP
chapter 11|18 pages
Recent Transition in India’s Public Health Policy
Layering patterns and inherent bottlenecks
chapter 14|12 pages
The Indian State, Democracy and the Citizen
Public policy challenges in the post-COVID-19 era
