India's Economic Transition: The Politics of Reforms / Rahul Mukherji

Development strategy:
Chapter-1: What went wrong?
Chapter-2: The Indian economy under 'structural adjustment'
Chapter-3: Economic reforms in India since 1991;
The Political Economy of Reforms:
Chapter-4: Economic transition in a plural polity: India;
Chapter-5: Mass politics or elite politics? Understanding the politics of India's economic reforms;
Chapter-6: Political skills: Introducing reform by strealth;
Chapter-7: The limits of economic nationalism in India: economic reforms under the BJP-led government, 1998-9;
Economic Reforms and the Political Economy;
Chapter-8: Iconization of chandrababu: sharing sovereignty in India's federal market economy;
Chapter-9: Economic reform, federal politics, and external assistance: Understanding new Delhi's perspective on the world Bank's state-level loans;
Chapter-10: Managing competition: Politics and the building of independent regulatory institutions;
Chapter-11: Politics of market micro-structure: Towards a new political economy of India's equity market reform;
Chapter-12: Bangalore: The silicon valley of Asia?
Chapter-13: Public sector restructuring and democracy: The state, labour, and trade unions in India;
Chapter-14: Liberalization and business lobbying in India;

This leader brings together global scholarship on the political economy of reforms in India. It provides an overview of the social and political processes that underlined India's economic transition over the last two decades.