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MACMILLAN Democracy and Civil Society in Asia: Volume 2: Democratic Transitions and Social Movements in Asia (International Political Economy Series)

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This collection explores the possibilities for expanding and consolidating existing democratic spaces in Asia, under the pressure of market reforms. It provides new insights into the prospects for democratic consolidations in the region. The book explores the ways of going beyond the official and elitist discourses on constitutional democracy and economic development. It analyzes the complex challenges of deepening poverty and highlights the obstacles to the empowerment of marginalized communities, including women and ethno-religious minorities. The authors of this volume suggest ways to engender development through grassroots democracy in the new millennium. Review '...the editors have managed to compile two commendable volumes on certain essential issues concerning not only Asia, but the entire world today.' - Monica Lainer, Contemporary South Asia About the Author FAHIMUL QUADIR is Associate Professor of the Division of Social Science and coordinator of the International Development Studies Program at York University in Toronto. He has recently contributed articles to the journals Contemporary South Asia, New Political Economy, and chapters to South Asian Studies, Hentz and Bøås (eds.), New and Critical Security and Region; Reed (ed.), Corporate Capitalism in Contemporary South Asia; Thomas and Wilkin (eds.), Globalization and the South, and Poku and Pettiford (eds.), Redefining the Third World. He also co-edited a volume entitled Crises of Governance in Asia and Africa (Ashgate, 2002). JAYANT LELE is Professor Emeritus at Queen's University, Kingston, Canada. He is the author/co-author/editor of many articles and books including, Tradition and Modernity in Bhakti Movements, Elite Pluralism and Class Rule, Language and Society, Hindutva: The Emergence of the Right, Unravelling the Asian Miracle, and Asia: Who Pays for Growth?

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Brand: MACMILLAN
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1403918848
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Accounting > International
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Release Date: 19 March 2004
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