India

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India

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Thinking About India

• A. The Basics
• Contrasts
• Size and Diversity
• Poverty

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Thinking About India

• B. Key Questions
• What are India's political origins?
• how do people participate politically?
• How is India governed?
• How has India tried to cope with poverty and
  underdevelopment?

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The Evolution of Indian Politics

• A. The Weight of History
• B. British Colonialism
• C. The Struggle for Independence
• D. The New Republic
• E. Centralization and Fragmentation
• F. Democratization in India
• G. Coalition Politics

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Indian Popular Culture

• A. Challenges to culture and country
• B. Support for the regime
• C. The challenge of modernization

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Political Participation

• A. The End of the Congress System
• B. The BJP
• C. The Other Parties
• D. Interest Groups

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The Indian State

• A. The Constitution
• B. Parliament
• C. The Bureaucracy
• D. Federalism
• E. Public Policy

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Public Policy

• A. Confronting Communal Violence
• Punjab
• Kashmir
• B. The Economy
• C. Poverty
• D. The Nehruvrian Model and Indias Economic Woes
• E. Liberalization

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Indias Principle Language Groups