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Full Screen- Title
- Declaration
- Certificate
- Abstract
- Keywords
- Preface
- Acknowledgement
- Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Structural arrangement and pattern of Dominance through new policy regime in India
- Structural Arrangement for Global Integration
- Globalisation and it’s Predatory Challenges for India
- Pattern of Dominance Through Financial and Market Reforms
- Proliferation of Metropolitan Capitalism in India
- 3. Downsizing Government and Limited State activities in India
- Initial phase of Privatisation and Liberalisation
- Civil Society in the Context of Liberalisation
- Predator State and Ungovernability
- Shaping of Indian Markets : The External dimensions
- Experiments in India’s Political Economy : From Socialism to Neo-Liberalism
- Liberalisation and it’s Baneful Consequences
- Rolling Back the Welfare Functions of State
- 4. Globalisation and its impact on Indian political economy
- Globalism and Hegemony of US
- Dislocation of Agrarian Structure and Indian Villages
- Economic Strategy - Indian Political System and World Economy
- Stablisation of Indian State for Globalisation
- 5. Entry of Multinationals and its implications for India
- Intellectual Property Rights as a Barrier to Sustainable Development
- Implications of liberalisation for Planned Development and Democracy
- 6. Conclusions
- Bibliography