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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. The major new direction of change in the Indian political system today is the gradual political decentring of a predominantly parliamentary system of the first four decades after Independence into a new federalizing and globalizing India since the early 1990s. The early stirrings of federalization were indeed evident in the territorial reorganization of the states along linguistic lines in response to popular movements in the 1950s and 1960s. Further territorial reorganization was subsequently agitated for and conceded on tribal lines in the north-east and on regional economic backwardness in Jharkhand, Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh. Another strand of federalization was evident in the grant of asymmetrical federalism in Jammu and Kashmir, Nagaland, and Mizoram. However, the most comprehensive wave of federalization that has gripped politics and governance in India has surfaced since the early 1990s. The indicators and impact of political federalization are evident in the new grammar of politics pervading the working of governmental institutions-the legislative, exclusive, and judicial branches of governments as well as the union, state, and local governments. The political factors that have led to the process of federalization in an accelerated momentum are the party system transformation with regional parties coming to play a decisive balancing role in Indian politics and globalization.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. While the conflict in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) has been extensively analysed from journalistic and academic perspectives, the J&K borderlands, one of the most constraining, violent and securitised borders in the world, remain under-explored. The different kinds of borders in J&K and the effect of their fluidity and volatility on the lives of the people require a systematic study. Lines and Lives, a pioneering study of both the International Border and the Line of Control (LoC) in J&K, offers an understanding of border realities through interactions among the state, people, communities and physical spaces. The book demonstrates the specificities of South Asian borders, and implications for those living on the J&K border as well as those affected by the 'bordering' process, such as 'divided families' and PAJK refugees. Through semi-structured and focus group interviews and narrative analysis, the book explores the paradoxical nature of the J&K borders which manifests in a variety of ways. The book analyses the everyday life of people living around the International Border in Arnia (Jammu) and the LoC in Poonch; studies the role played by divided families around Poonch, Rajouri (Jammu), and Kargil (Ladakh) in resisting as well as reinforcing borders; and explores cross-border interaction via the cross-LoC bus service and trade. Scholars and practitioners of sociology, anthropology, political science, Partition and border studies, policy and strategic studies, South Asian Studies, and curious readers willing to understand the complexity of the lived experience in J&K will find this book illuminating.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Contributors. Introduction. I. Judiciary and judicial activism 1. The struggle over judicial review Supreme Court and limited government/Douglas V. Verney. 2. Governance by judiciary into the next millennium/Rajeev Dhavan. 3. Bill of rights Judicial approach principles of interpretation and remedies the Indian experience/Soli J. Sorabjee. 4. Inconclusive overview of judicial activism in India/Mahendra pal Singh. 5. Judicialization of politics/Rajinder Sachar. 6. Public interest litigation Supreme Court in the era of liberalization/Prashant Bhushan. 7. Politics of judicial administration/R.K. Barik. II. Judiciary and Ecology 8. Environmental justice through public interest litigation/D.S. Sengar. 9. Supreme court environmental crusade enforcing CNG alternative for world's third most polluted city/Subhendu Rajan Raj. 10. Resolving river water disputes in India The Supreme court and the Narmada River Dams controversy/John R. Wood. III. Judiciary and secularism 11. Secular state in a hyper religious society the role of the judiciary/C.P. Bhambhri. 12. Secularism and justice a review of Indian supreme court judgements/Sanghamitra Padhy. IV. Judiciary and parliamentary local institutions 13. Parliamentary privileges and immunities in India An argument for codification/M.P. Singh. 14. Indian judiciary and local governments/George Mathew. V. Judiciary and central executive 15. Indian superior judiciary the selection and impeachment of judges/K.G. Kannabiran. 16. India a study in executive judicial relations revisited/B.D. Dua. 17. Supranational intergovernmental relations and the role of judiciary/Rekha Saxena. VI. Judiciary and reforms 18. Indian judiciary and the new economy/S.K. Verma. 19. Judicial reforms and market institutions the emerging scenario/Dolly Arora. 20. Reforms in the criminal justice system/V.K. Ohri. Index. Few will deny that the post emergency higher judiciary in India has earned widespread public acclaim for its innovative and creative jurisprudence notwithstanding the argument advanced by some critics that it has exercised excessive jurisdiction transgressing at times the executive and legislative domains contrary to the original checks and balances design of the constitution. While the issue of judicial restraint in the context of constitutional separation of powers deserves serious attention the fact of the matter is that juristocracy invariably triumphs when the elected representative in a democracy cannot be trusted to provide good and lawful governance. From this perspective the unprecedented judicializtion of politics and the growth of judicial activism in Indian seems to be an organic response to pressures within the political system itself. The contributors to the volume are well known scholars lawyers and academics. They reflect on the itinerary of higher judiciary and its contributions to constitutional law and public good contextualized for the developmental path of the political system since the commencement of the Republic in 1950. The papers cover a variety of topics judicial activism judiciary and ecology secularism parliamentary institutions central executive new economy and judicial reforms that focus primarily though not exclusively on the ramifications of judicial activism for Indian politics. 490 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Introduction. I. The Dilemma of representation: 1. The paradox of political representation/Yogendra Yadav. 2. Debating Muslim political representation/Hilal Ahmed. 3. Exploring the interface between Parliament and society: women's rights in India/Debi Chatterjee. II. Parliamentary performance: 4. Regional parties, coalition Government and functioning of Indian Parliament: the changing pattern/Sanjay Kumar. 5. Parliamentary control over executive: question hour/Moitree Bhattacharya. 6. Need for cooperative federalism in a Parliamentary system: the case of national counter terrorism centre/Manish Tewari. 7. The role of the Lok Sabha speaker/Anand P. Mavalankar. III. Parliament and judiciary: 8. Parliamentary privileges and immunities in India: an argument for codification/M.P. Singh. 9. Judicial review and limits of the privileges and powers of the Indian Parliament/Shibani Kinkar Chaube. 10. Chronicles of Parliament: the reservation debate/Rajeev Dhavan. IV. Decline of Parliament: 11. Declining Parliamentary behaviour: case of Democratic representation or institutional Decay/Amarjit S. Narang. 12. Election defection corruption/Chandan Mitra. 13. Representing a billion: Indian Parliament in its sixth decade/Ajay K. Mehra. V. Parliamentary reforms: 14. Parliament in India: time for reform/A. Surya Prakash. 15. The Rajya Sabha : A federal or a secondary chamber?/Rekha Saxena. 16. Parliamentary committees: an analysis/B.D. Dua. 17. Parliamentary and Democratic accountability of intergovernmental relations in India/Mahendra Prasad Singh. VI. PRS Legislative research contributions: 18. Measuring effectiveness of India's Parliament/Kaushiki Sanyal and C.V. Madhukar. 19. Parliamentary scrutiny of executive rule making/Jhalak Kakkar and Pallavi Bedi. VII: Electoral politics: multi-party or bipolar polity: 20. Towards the 16the general elections in India: further fragmentation of the polity?/Paranjoy Guha Thakurta. Index. Unlike in many developing countries, our Parliament has survived for as long as it has notwithstanding some of its failures in recent Years. This speaks both for the strength of our Parliament and the strong foundations of our democracy. It may have lost the majesty of yesteryears but it still functions as the embodiment of our general or collective will. We as electors constitute it through a fair electoral process and renew its mandate at regular intervals. Thus while we have reason to celebrate our blessings we are concerned as the Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution 2002 was about Parliamentary behaviour that has reduced this august institution to a spectacle of desperate wheeling and dealing among power brokers affecting both the quality and quantity of its work. Among other things the regionalization and feudalization of party system during the last decade or so and the widely reported criminal politician bureaucratic nexus has undermined its strength to bail itself out of the unhealthy social and political climate. The contributors to the volume review the working of our Parliament in all its achievements and failings. Some of them do advise what reforms need be initiated to make this institution more effective for our democratic Parliamentary-federal system. The papers thus cover a variety of topics ranging from the decline of Parliament to among others, its performance and reforms. (jacket).

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 2. Roles of executives in environmental management/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 3. Environmental administration with special reference to mining/Gurdeep Singh & Naresh Chandra Saxena. 4. Environmental impacts of mining and associated activities/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 5. Societal environment/ Naresh Chandra Saxena. 6. Ecological environment/Subodh Kumar Maiti. 7. Land environment/Rekha Ghosh. 8. Subsidence management/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 9. Environmental implications of mine fires/Durga Charan Panigrahi.10. Water management/Rekha Ghosh, Gurdeep Singh & Naresh Chandra Saxena. 1 1. Air pollution management/Gurdeep Singh & Asim Kumar Pal. 12. Noise pollution management/Asim Kumar Pal. 13. Environmental impacts of blasting and their mitigation/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 14. Environmental impact assessment/Indra Nath Sinha & Gurdeep Singh. 15. Applications of remote sensing technology/Vinoy Kumar Srivastava. 16. Preparation of environmental management plans/Naresh Chandra Saxena. 17. Environmental economics/Naresh Chandra Saxena. "This book, which is a compilation of first hand inputs from the environmental experts, is being put forward to fulfil the much needed requirement of the mineral industry. The book in its seventeen chapters outlines +roles of executives in environmental management; +environmental administration; +environmental impacts; + societal environment, +ecological environment; +land environment including subsidence management, and land use planning; +environmental 410 pp.

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