Election and Governance is the first innovative work on Nepal based on both theoretical and empirical studies. The main variables have been tested empirically at the local level by using survey methods and personal interviews. In the process, 500 respondents from fifteen villages and five municipal committees belonging to five sample districts were interviewed. Starting with the chequered history of Nepal's political development, the different areas covered by this study show both the trends of systemic breakdowns and distortions prompting the parties and others to take corrective measures. Democracy is not taken here only as a part of the election system, now described as 'electocracy'. Election is both a mechanism and principle of democracy and is always expected to maintain a balance between genuine participation of people and fair elections. If an incumbent government sees the prospect of power through unfair elections, then the spirit of democracy is defeated. This aspect has been thoroughly analysed with a view to helping the established democratic process in the country. Yet, without adopting a sound election system, no substantive democracy is possible. The deliberate selection of five areas -- traumatic history of political development, governance, administration of election, parties and election, social setting and behaviour -- helps to maintain thematic unity in the volume. Latest developments in Nepal -- sacking of its coalition government and declaration of a state of emergency, have added substantially to the relevance of the study.
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Lok Raj Baral is Professor and Executive Chairman, Nepal Centre for Contemporary Studies, Kathmandu, Nepal. He was Professor and Chairman, Department of Political Science in Tribhuvan University during 1977-88. Professor Baral has more than ten books to his credit, both authoured and edited, and has contributed artiles to the edited volumes, national and international journals. He also served as Nepal's ambassador to India in 1996-7.
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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction/Lok Raj Baral. 1. Democracy and elections trajectories of political development/Lok Raj Baral. 2. Election management/Ram Kumar Dahal. 3. Elections and governance/Krishna P. Khanal. 4. Political parties and elections/Krishna Hachhethu. 5. Social structure and voting behaviour /Dhruba Kumar. Annexures. Bibliography. Contributors. Index. Election and Governance is the first innovative work on Nepal based on both theoretical and empirical studies. The main variables have been tested empirically at the local level by using survey methods and personal interviews. In the process 500 respondents from fifteen villages and five municipal committees belonging to five sample districts were interviewed. Starting with the chequered history of Nepal's political development the different areas covered by this study show both the trends of systemic breakdowns and distortions prompting the parties and others to take corrective measures. Democracy is not taken here only as a part of the election system now described as electocracy. Election is both a mechanism and principle of democracy and is always expected to maintain a balance between genuine participation of people and fair elections. If an incumbent government sees the prospect of power through unfair elections then the spirit of democracy is defeated. This aspect has been thoroughly analysed with a view to helping the established democratic process in the country. Yet without adopting a sound election system no substantive democracy is possible. The deliberate selection of five areas traumatic history of political development governance administration of election parties and election social setting and behaviour helps to maintain thematic unity in the volume. Latest developments in Nepal sacking of its coalition government and declaration of a state of emergency have added substantially to the relevance of the study. 309 pp. Nº de ref. del artículo: 60376
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