The anti-politics machine in India : state, decentralization, and participatory watershed development / Vasudha Chhotray.

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Chhotray, Vasudha

Publication details: New York : Anthem Press, 2011.Description: xlii, 238 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780857287670 (hbk.)

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333.150954 CHH

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Introduction: The Anti-Politics Machine in India Chapter 1. The Idea of Anti-Politics' Chapter 2. The Indian Anti-Politics Machine' Chapter 3. The Anti-Politics Watershed Machine: The Making of Watershed Development in India Chapter 4. Two Landscapes of Decentralization Chapter 5. Depoliticizing Local Institutions? Panchayats and Watershed Committees Chapter 6. The Dialectics of Consent in Participatory Practice Conclusion

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Introduction: The Anti-Politics Machine in India
Chapter 1. The Idea of Anti-Politics' Chapter 2. The Indian Anti-Politics Machine' Chapter 3. The Anti-Politics Watershed Machine: The Making of Watershed Development in India Chapter 4. Two Landscapes of Decentralization Chapter 5. Depoliticizing Local Institutions? Panchayats and Watershed Committees Chapter 6. The Dialectics of Consent in Participatory Practice
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