Democracy and Public Policy in the Post-COVID-19 World: Choices and Outcomes

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors Preface Introduction Section I Public policy frameworks, theories and approaches 1 Theoretical framework and dynamics of public policy trajectory 2 Policy making: challenges to multidisciplinary approaches 3 Public policy communication: reclaiming a ‘nearly lost’ theme 4 Connecting the dots, locating the linkages: conceptual perspectives on human rights, human security and public policy 5 Ethics and public policy: how ‘just’ can public policy be? 6 Changing paradigms of strategic political process in public policy formulation and governance: comparative study of GST in India and NAFTA in the US Section II Policy making in India: choices and outcomes 7 Promoting quality policy research in India: need for an evidence-based approach 8 State and public policies in India: a symbiotic relationship 9 ICT applications in land records administration in India: a study on the implementation of DILRMP 10 Policy and practices of decentralisation of elementary education in India 11 Recent transition in India’s public health policy: layering patterns and inherent bottlenecks 12 Emotive policy in a political democracy: case study of Kanyashree in West Bengal 13 Efficacy of MGNREGS in achieving SDGs 14 The Indian state, democracy and the citizen: public policy challenges in the post-COVID-19 era Index