India’s New Economic Policy by Peet, Richard -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Routledge Studies in Development and Society Contents Tables Figures Introduction 1 Neoliberalism, Inequality, and Development

POLICY REGIMES FROM KEYNESIANISM TO NEOLIBERALISM GROWTH, INEQUALITY, AND POVERTY IDEOLOGY INEQUALITY AND CRISIS ANTI-POVERTY DISCOURSE NEOLIBERALISM IN INDIA CONCLUSION REFERENCES

2 From Mixed Economy to Neoliberalism

INTRODUCTION AGRICULTURE AND THE SOCIETAL BASIS OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION INDUSTRY AND THE SOCIETAL BASIS OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION GLOBAL POLICY REGIMES SHOCK THERAPY POWER POLICY IN INDIA CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES REFERENCES

3 Urban System in India

1. THE DEBATE AND CONVERGENCE OF OPPOSITES 2. PATTERNS OF URBANIZATION AND THE THESIS OF URBAN EXPLOSION 3. FUTURE URBAN SCENARIO 4. THE DYNAMICS OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATION 5. NEW SYSTEM OF URBAN MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON URBAN MORPHOLOGY 6. A SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS AND THEIR DEVELOPMENT IMPLICATIONS NOTES REFERENCES

4 New Urbanism, Neoliberalism, and Urban Restructuring in Mumbai

1. INTRODUCTION 2. THE REAL FACE OF NEOLIBERAL URBANISM: JAWAHARLAL NEHRU NATIONAL URBAN RENEWAL MISSION 3. EMERGING SPACES OF NEOLIBERALISM IN MUMBAI 4. NEW URBANISM AND URBAN NEOLIBERALISM IN INDIA REFERENCES

5 Economic Liberalization and Urban Governance

1. MAJOR ELEMENTS OF ECONOMIC LIBERALIZATION IN INDIA 2. URBANIZATION AND URBAN GOVERNANCE 3. CONCEPT OF URBAN DEPRIVATION, INSTITUTIONS, AND RESOURCES

Financial Resources Institutional Structures Decentralization Initiatives

4. REFORM-BASED INSTITUTIONAL LINKAGE— BYPASSING LOCAL PARTICIPATION 5. CHALLENGING INCLUSIVE GROWTH CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES

6 The Right to Waste

Widespread Loss of Livelihoods Poorer Segregation Cost Savings at a Cost ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES REFERENCES

7 From Red Tape to Red Carpet?

INTRODUCTION MARKET-STATE DYNAMICS CONTEXTUAL SPACES OF NEOLIBERAL EMBEDDEDNESS THE TALE OF AHMEDABAD ROLLING OUT THE RED CARPET—HOW STATE BECOMES A MARKET-STATE? THE EUGENICS OF MARKETING AHMEDABAD CITY

Green Partnership Program Sabarmati River Front Development Economically Weaker Section Housing

CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES

8 Neoliberalism, Environmentalism, and Urban Politics in Delhi

1. THE CASE 2. THE ENVIRONMENTAL TURN 3. THE NEOLIBERAL TURN 4. THE ‘REMAINING’ MEANS OF PRODUCTION 5. CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

9 Coping with Challenges to Food Security

THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE Climate Change: The Polluter gets Paid Coping with Wheat Loss

The System of Rice Intensification

AGRO BIODIVERSITY: KEY TO CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION GENE CAMPAIGN’S EFFORTS

Cold Gene Banks vs. Zero Energy Gene Banks Ultra Desiccation for Long-term Seed Storage

BIOFUELS AND FOOD SECURITY

Biofuel Statistics

U.S. LED BIOFUEL POLICY AND FOOD PRICE RISE

Diverting Maize to Ethanol Production Not Self Reliant and Not Economically Viable Either Land Availability

THE ETHICAL QUESTION

The Myth of Wasteland Clean Energy or Corporate Takeover? Biofuels and Global Food Prices

GMOS AND FOOD SECURITY HERBICIDE TOLERANT CROPS CONCLUSION REFERENCES

10 Imperialism, Resources, and Food Security, with Reference to the Indian Experience

1. INTRODUCTION 2. THE INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR—HISTORY AND THE PRESENT 3. ELEMENTS OF INVERSE RELATION UNDER IMPERIALISM AND NEO-IMPERIALISM 4. SUBSTANTIAL RISE IN RURAL POVERTY 5. PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION: LARGE RISE IN NIL-OPERATED HOLDINGS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS APPENDIX NOTES REFERENCES

11 Special Economic Zones

INTRODUCTION BRIEF HISTORY OF SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND: NECESSITY AND DISPOSSESSION ACCUMULATION BY JURIDICAL SANCTION SPACES OF RESISTANCE CONCLUSION ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES REFERENCES

12 Thinking Militant Particularisms Politically

INTRODUCTION THINKING MILITANT PARTICULARISMS POLITICALLY SHIFTING MAPS OF GRIEVANCE ARTICULATING MILITANT PARTICULARISMS NETWORKING MILITANT PARTICULARISMS CONCLUSIONS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTE REFERENCES

13 Radical Peasant Movements and Rural Distress in India

1. 2. BEGINNINGS OF THE NAXALITE MOVEMENT 3. RURAL DISTRESS, STATE FAILURE, AND THE NAXALITE MOVEMENT

Class Exploitation and Social Oppression

FAILURE OF STATE INTERVENTIONS 4. NAXALITE INTERVENTIONS 5. LIMITATIONS OF THE NAXALITE MOVEMENT 6. CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES

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