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NLS | General Stacks | 352.630954 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 34686 |
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| 352.4 KHA Open budgets : the political economy of transparency, participation, and accountability / | 352.63092 GUP And what remains in the end : the memoirs of an unrepentant civil servant / | 352.63092 SOM The honest always stand alone / | 352.630954 CHA Oxford India short introduction : Public policy in India | 352.7095 KAL Rule by numbers : | 352.750954 VIT Counting caste : census politics, bureaucratic deflection, and Brahmanical power in India / | 352.8 SIX Trust in regulatory regimes / |
What are the contours of the field of public policy? How has it evolved? What broad questions does it grapple with? How do policymaking, implementation, and evaluation work in India? What are the steps involved in law-making and what often holds back its implementation? How well do the globally hailed policymaking theories actually work in India?
This short introduction addresses such debates and more. Tracing the evolution of the policymaking process in India, with relevant examples and case studies, it provides a concise and lucid overview of how policies develop, how they are implemented, the techniques of evaluation, and the challenges in governance that the country faces. It demonstrates that formulating, implementing, and evaluating public policy is a cyclical process as changing times keep throwing up new choices and
challenges.