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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents Series editor's introduction/Rakesh Hooja. 1. Introduction ideas and issues in administrative theory/Rakesh Hooja and Ramesh K. Arora. I. Concerns and orientations 2. Organization theories concerns and orientations/Ramesh K. Arora. 3. American public administration a critique/Mohammad Mohabbat Khan. 4. The classical vs modern organization theories in developing countries/Amer Al Koubaisy. 5. Systems approach to the study of administrative organization/Sangeeta Sharma. 6. New public management emerging concerns/Ramesh K. Aroa. II. Thinkers and their thoughts 7. Utility of Max Weber's concept of ideal type bureaucracy in public administration/T.K. Jain. 8. Administration thoughts of Urwick and Gullick/R.M. Khandelwal and Pushplata Khandelwal. 9. Administrative thought of Chester Barnard/Purushottam Nagar. 10. Peter Drucker the father of modern management/Rakhi Pardasani. III. Comparative and development dimensions 11. Development a contradictory discipline in social sciences/S.L. Meena. 12. Development administration some conceptual issues/Ramesh K. Arora. 13. Riggs's concept of formalism/B.S. Bhargava. 14. Development management/Hans C. Blaise. 15. Public administration in developing countries some observations/B.L. Jacobs. 16. Comparative aspects of public administration/R.B. Jain. 17. New dimensions in management theory the Japanese contribution/K.D. Trivedi and Ravindra Sharma. IV. Organizational change 18. Introducing change in bureaucracy a framework/Udai Pareek. 19. Re engineering public administration/K.B.C. Saxena. 20. Creativity/Pradip N. Khandwalla. 21. Theories of leadership a conceptual overview/Asha Hingar. 22. Good governance and the desideratum of sustainable efficiency the Indian experience/Ramesh K. Arora. Contributors. Administrative theory has been an exciting area of the wider field of public administration. There have been a number of significant approaches models foci and theories that represent and explain administrative phenomena in myriad situations nations and times. Although most of these conceptual constructs in the field of public administration have evolved in the west particularly in the United States of America these have been modified and modernized on the basis of empirical experience gained in the non western world. This present anthology deals with issues and concerns of administrative theory during the past hundred years. Not only the various approaches and models have been analyzed in the context of their relevance and impact these have also been juxtaposed with the administrative practices prevalent across the world. In the process of analysis most eminent thinkers in the realm of administrative sciences have been examined in relation to their vision ideas and critical appreciation of reality. Some of the themes included in the volume are organization theories new public management bureaucratic theory development administration comparative administrative analysis creativity and leadership. The volume will be found useful to the students teachers and practitioners of public administration and also those who wish to understand the subtle conceptualizations on the process of governance. 308 pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction water management multiple dimensions/Rakesh Hooja Ramesh K. Arora and K.K. Parnami. 2. Long term water demand projections for India and possible policy responses a note/Yoginder K. Alagh. 3. Water savings and conservation in irrigated agriculture/S.A. Kulkarni. 4. Managing water in rural areas an institutional and multi use perspective/Rakesh Hooja. 5. Water management an environmental perspective/Brij Gopal. 6. Community water management/G.S. Narwani. 7. Community participation in integrated Water Resource Management Policy Framework/M.V.S. Prasad. 8. Water scenario in Rajasthan policy potential and problems/A.S. Kapoor. 9. Training for participatory irrigation management in India/Rakesh Hooja. 10. Community managed drinking water systems in the Himalayas an NGO Perspective/Kalyan Paul. 11. Watershed approach a viable proposition for water management in rainfed areas/C. Sekar and S. Senthilnathan. 12. Watershed management in India brief comment on an ICRISAT/IWMI Report/Rakshat Hooja. 13. Managing water supply in the 21 century metropolis lessons from Delhi/Rakshat Hooja and Rakesh Hooja. 14. Water resources and interlinking of rivers issues concerning inequalities state intervention and sustainable development/D.K. Verma and A. Sohrot. 15. Interlinking of rivers prospects and problems/Raj Kumar Siwach. 16. Water visions and strategies at global and All India Levels some personal reflections/Rakesh Hooja. 17. Challenges and priorities for water and sanitation sector reforms for urban areas/K.K. Gadeock. Contributors. For many years now it has been recognized that water management and development is going to be an increasingly complex and sensitive task in the 21 century involving various facets and dimensions with more and more regions facing situations of water stress or water scarcity and problems not only of availability of fresh water but also of its quality. Thus the importance of the effective management of water cannot be overemphasized. It is in this backdrop that the present volume gives a panoramic view of the various dimensions of the water management in India. Certain critical and crucial issues pertaining to water in the Indian context as discussed by scholars researchers policy makers and implementors have been put together in this volume in articles which touch upon water demand projections canal irrigation and participatory irrigation management use of water from tanks and of groundwater watershed development rainwater harvesting land water management rural drinking water domestic use of water supply in cities integrated water resource management managing water in rural areas community water management community based organizations and water users groups role of NGOs interlinking of rivers environmental uses of water water conservation federal issues in water resources use the water scenario in an Indian state training and capacity building for the water sector and water issues and strategies at global and All India levels. Besides water use has been discussed in all its facets and dimensions sociological economic institutional administrative cultural managerial behavioural participatory technical environmental developmental policy oriented grassroots implementational etc. The book will be of immense help to scholars researchers analysts commentators academicians policy makers and implementors. 298 pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. tables Ilustrador. Contents Acknowledgements 1 Introduction governance and development reciprocity and reinforcementRamesh K Arora and Satish K Batra 2 Civil services the tasks aheadManmohan Singh 3 Good governance developmental dimensionN Vittal 4 Changing concept and role of governmentPR Dubhashi 5 Some ideas on governanceAbid Hussain 6 Governance and economic developmentBibek Debroy 7 Globalization reality ramifications and recourseSatish K Batra and Vinod Batra 8 Good governance and developmentNoorjahan Bava 9 The changing complexion of governance aid conditionality to development strategyUma Medury 10 Global trends in new public management challenges and constraints confronted by developing countriesKeshav C Sharma 11 Citizen-centric administrationRajendra Bhanawat 12 Reorganizing governance will functional division and autonomy help improve policy deliveryDolly Arora 13 Good governance in Bangladesh theoretical discourseMuhammad Mahmudur Rahman 14 The Bangladesh civil service and good governanceMohammad Mohabhat Khan 15 The new paradigm of governance a case from KeralaTM Joseph and Jos Chathukulam 16 Good governance administration and Panchayati RajS Nagendra Ambedkar 17 Right to information administrative effectiveness and public accountability exploratory study in the Indian contextRamesh K Arora The anthology presents a gist of well-known approaches to and views on the relationship between governance systems and the processes involved in multifaceted development While effective governance system is expected to facilitate holistic and inclusive development the development process in turn should also be helpful in strengthening the governance system It is difficult to categorically state as to what comes first good governance or development yet their reciprocity and interdependence cannot be disputed Eminent scholars and experts have discussed in this volume critical issues of development--the structure actors process ramifications impediments manifestations and impact In the larger backdrop salient aspects of governance have been discussed particularly in the context of their impact on the lives of the teeming millions who inhabit the developing regions of the world Contributions to the volume draw attention to the policy initiatives that deserve primacy in promoting a just equitable and dynamic socio-economic system that draws its vitality from a stable and vibrant politico-administrative orderWhat distinguishes this book is its strong conceptual orientation the empirical support it provides to its analysis and the instrumental perspectives it adopts in offering realistic solutions to the prevalent problems of governance as well as development jacket 268 pp.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Series editor's Introduction/Rakesh Hooja. 1. Introduction participation for effectiveness and effectiveness of participation/Ramesh K. Arora and Meenakshi Hooja. I. Participatory approaches to development 2. People's participation a theoretical framework/Shashi Ranjan Tewari. 3. People's participation in planning a realistic approach/A.P. Barnabas. 4. People's participation in development processes experience and strategy/Y. Sharma. 5. Participative approach to rural development/Satish C. Sharma. 6. Community based organizations and panchayats as instruments of governance in the sphere of watershed development/Rakesh Hooja and Rakshat Hooja. 7. Participatory approach for sustainable agricultural technology transfer/Sujit Kumar Paul. 8. Beyond farmers participation in irrigation participatory irrigation management approaches in India/Rakesh Hooja. 9. Governance advocacy planning and community participation a study of community development workers in South Africa/John J. Williams. 10. Women's participation in local government the Bangladesh experience/Pranab Kumar Pandey. II. Panchayati Raj structure process impact 11. Trends in the debate on Panchayati Raj/Mats Kihlberg. 12. Process of decentralized governance and planning/Abdul Aziz. 13. Local level planning for integrated rural development case studies from India and abroad/K.V. Sundaram. 14. Panchayati Raj and rural development in India/Ramesh C. Shrivastava. 15. Panchayati Raj and poverty alleviation need for new administrative structure/R.S. Kumat. 16. Finances of Panchayati Raj Institutions A study/A.P. Barnabas. 17. Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions beginning of a new era/Pawan Kumar Banta. III. Panchayati Raj Cross state experiences 18. Dynamics of administrative reforms in Panchayati Raj system a study of village secretariat in Andhra Pradesh/D. Ravinder. 19. The Panchayati Raj system in Goa/Sunita Kale. 20. Devolution of powers and functions to PRIs in Daman/C.P. Vithal. 21. Democratic decentralization Zila Parishad as the apex body in Haryana/Rajbir Singh. 22. Panchayati Raj system the Orissa experiment/B.S. Bhargava and Avinash Samal. 23. Implementation of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan In the light of 73 Constitutional Amendment Act/G.S. Narwani. 24. Panchayati Raj in Tamil Nadu/Santishree D.N.B. Pandit. 25. People centred governance the Panchayati Raj experience in Uttar Pradesh/S.N. Singh. IV. Envisioning decentralization in rural governance 26. Decentralization in rural governance/M. Veerappa Moily. List of contributors. Perhaps the most significant characteristic of India's parliamentary democracy is its vigorous grassroots structure. Local level participatory and democratic institutions sprawling throughout the country have not only brought authenticity to the democratic spirit but have also made the whole process of governance increasingly effective and responsive. More particularly after the 73 and 74 Amendments to the Indian Constitution the decentralized governance framework has introduced a new dynamism into the overall process of participatory democracy. Even though the constitutional amendments have not been implemented in totality yet the process of democratization has become has become irreversible and it can be hoped therefore that in years to come India could boast of a vibrant responsible democracy the tentacles of which would reach every community group and territory of the country. The present anthology discusses some of the most significant and critical issues pertaining to the impact of Panchayati Raj Institutions the framework of participatory democracy and the design of decentralized governance in India. Throughout the volume the emphasis is on highlighting some of the more prominent features of India's participatory democracy and on a few noticeable lacunae that need to be overcome through institutional devices. The volume is descriptive empirical and instrumental in its perspective and will be of enormous utility to students teach.

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Contents Acknowledgements 1 Introduction Governance in India Facts and FacetsRamesh K Arora and Meena Sogani I Premises and Postulates 2 Challenges of GovernanceIK Gujral 3 Good Governance The Perennial paradoxK Kishore 4 Good governance and developmentN Vittal 5 Some political and administrative issues in India?s governanceCN Bhalerao 6 Crying need for reformRamesh Sood II Critical Concerns 7 Idealism in civil servicePR Dubhashi 8 Concept of public accountability The emerging emphasisArvind K Sharma 9 Civil servants in India ? Anonymous ciphers or questioning neutralsMarina R Pinto 10 Activism in administrationBG Sharma 11 Economic liberalization and globalization Impact on state administration and societyNoorjahan Bava 12 Good governance and Indian administration A Case for civil service reformDJ Bhaumik III Empathy and Sympathy 13 Governance and civil society Exploring the relationshipAP Saxena 14 Citizen-centric administration Rhetoric and realityIC Srivastava 15 Reaching the unreachedRajendra Bhanawat IV Ground Reality 16 Local government and federalism in IndiaRakesh Hooja 17 Re-engineering PRIs in the 21st Century rural IndiaHoshiar Singh 18 Disaster risk reduction through capacity building of the community and panchayati raj institutionsPardeep Sahni and Alka Dhameja 19 Community liaison groups Their contribution to policing in RajasthanMK Devarajan V Salient Subsystems 20 Negotiating for IndiaJagat S Mehta 21 Excellence through quality secondary educationSuresh Misra 22 Governance of Water Resources Some issuesShahd S Acharya VI Man with a Mission 23 Life at eightyB Hooja 24 Looking back at my official government careerB Hooja 25 Bhupendra Hooja A Man for all SeasonsRakesh Hooja 26 Remembering Bhupendra HoojaLloyd I Rudolph 27 Memories of good old BhoopiInder Malhotra 28 B Hooja as I knew HimTN Chaturvedi 2 Recalling a friendshipVBL MathurThe present anthology of original essays written by eminent academicians and civil servants focuses on key paradigms of governance in India in the perspective of their multifarious concerns applications and impact Several critical issues pertaining to administrative structures organizational behaviour transparency accountability ethics and effectiveness have been examined by the contributors in a most disapassionate manner The studies contained in the volume are empirical analytical as well as instrumental providing guidelines for enhancing the efficacy of multi-level governance systems in India The focus of analysis is on macro and micro level institutional dynamics The canvas is vast and the strokes create a variety of colours and impressionsThe volume poses several meaningful questions addresses a variety of concerns and also attempts to provide possible policy responses to the problem-areas of governance in India It will be found interesting and useful to the students and teachers of political science and public administration perceptive analysis of governance systems and creative policy makers 302 pp.

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