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Government by the people, by the people, by the people analysing the Seventy-Fourth Constitutional Amendment Act 1992

By: Leena, DContributor(s): Roy, Dunu ; Leena, D [Editor] | Sharma, Anuradha [Co-author]Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Hazards Centre 2007Description: 82p. 24*18 cmSubject(s): Constitutional law - India | Municipal corporations - IndiaDDC classification: 320.85

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1. Introduction
2. Content and Functions of the Constitutional Amendment
3. The Need for the Amendments
4. The Debates
5. Hegemony of the Neo-liberal Agenda of Reforms
6. Provisions in Delhi
7. Provisions in Other States
8. Interviews with Muncipal Councillors
9. Workshops and Interactions with Communities
10. Recommendations

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