Winter 2012: India: The world's most fragile of democracies: Defying the odds

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• India: The most fragile of democracies

  Daniel Drache

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• The search for a moral compass: India after globalization

  Niraja Jayal Gopal

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• The poison of corruption has dripped deep into the Indian body politic’s bloodstream on Manmohan Singh’s watch

  Ramesh Thakur

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• Two decades of reforms: India’s three transitions

  Rajiv Kumar

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• Why is Indian poverty getting worse after 12 years of economic reform?

  Rajesh Shukla

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• Who will lead the Congress after Singh?

  Dipankar Gupta

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• Democracy and politics in India: The foreign policy wildcard

  Poorvi Chitalkar, David M. Malone

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• The distinctive character of legal adversarialism in India

  Lesley Jacobs, Sarbani Sen

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• The turbulent rise of regional parties: A many-sided threat for Congress

  Sanjay Kumar

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• Coalitions: Permanent instability or reinforcing democracy?

  K.K. Kailash

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• India’s caste-ridden psyche

  Ajay Gudavarthy

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• Money lenders, microfinance, and poverty alleviation

  Meenakshi Rajeev

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• The Muslim minority at risk

  Manisha Sethi

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• Truth telling: Techniques in a regime of terror

  Jinee Lokaneeta

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• Separatist movements and regional conflicts: The battle for sustainable growth

  Kant K. Bhargava, Pawan K. Chankotra

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• The politics of development: Uttar Pradesh’s pivotal role

  Jagpal Singh

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• Does India need smaller states?

  Ashutosh Kumar

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