This paper examines social development
in India over the last fifty years, stipulating it has
suffered from three fatal flaws in the Nehruvian vision that
set the tone for policies in this period. These were: 1)
reliance on the Soviet model of heavy industry-oriented, and
inward-looking development policy; 2) adoption of the
Anglo-American concept of the "welfare state";
and, 3) the Indian/colonial feudal tradition of creating,
and maintaining...
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Agarwala, RamgopalDad Khan, Zafar
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2001/1/31
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2010/7/01
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Labor market and social insurance policy in India : a case of losing on both competitiveness and caring
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Labor market policy; Social insurance programs; Competition imperfect; Industrial organization; Industry-specific permits; Development policy; Welfare state; Social classes; Social conditions; Socioeconomic constraints