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This study investigates the nature of the impact of globalization on the Indian state. It takes as its point of departure the thesis that globalization has resulted in the erosion of the economic and welfare roles of the state. The author argues in favour of the continued expansion of these roles.
The globalization thesis on the state -- State interventionism and its consequences -- Economic reform and its macro consequences -- The state's economic and welfare roles: the quantitative dimensions of change -- Fundamental continuity in the role of the state -- State ownership, regulation, and controls -- An advancing but inequalizing economy: a lagging (likely ailing) state -- Summary and conclusions: enhancing the social sectors, reforming the state.
Includes bibliographical references and index.