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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction/Amiya Kumar Bagchi Dipankar Sinha and Barnita Bagchi. 1. Dynamics of information and communication technology in the Harappan period/R.C. Thakran. 2. Information exchange and administration case studies from early India/Ranabir Chakravarti. 3. Storage and retrieval of information literacy and communication in pre modern Kerala/Kesavan Veluthat. 4. Forms of audio visual recording in medieval Bengal/Ratnabali Chatterjee. 5. Communication and commerce the Armenian world trade in the seventeenth century/Ruquia Hussain. 6. The Dutch East India Company's Communication Network over Land and Sea/Ishrat Alam. 7. Primitive newspapers the eighteenth century Akhbarat/Iqbal Husain. 8. M/s Khemkaran Mansaram the world's first ever news selling agency during the eighteenth century Maratha rule/G.T. Kulkarni. 9. The introduction of semaphore telegraphy in Colonial India/Gunakar Muley. 10. The railways in the colonial communications system of India a reappraisal/Sanchari Roy Mukherjee. 11. State intelligence network and surveillance in Colonial India/Basudeb Chattopadhyay. 12. Confronting the colonial communication order Gandhiji the Green Pamphlet and Reuter/Saumendranath Bera. 13. History of communication for development/Ishita Mukhopadhyay. 14. On forgetting history information and communication technology and the colonisation of politics in post colonial India/Dipankar Sinha. 15. Gender history and the recovery of knowledge with information and communication technologies/Barnita Bagchi. 16. Enemies of an information society through the ages/Amiya Kumar Bagchi. Notes on contributors. This volume collects essays relating to the interface of information communication and technology in India from the early period to the present. The twenty first century is widely recognised as the era of information and communication revolution which in turn has been primarily attributed to the spectacular progress in technology. However such a revolutionary and momentous change has its roots in history culture and the society in which it takes place. The volume meticulously tracks down the process in a multiverse site like India by weaving the past and the present treating them in ruptures as well as continuities. While revealing that technological innovations and practices date back to pre modern times the volume also challenges the conventional wisdom that such interface is a gift of modernity. The contributors to the volume scholars with diverse disciplinary backgrounds offer innovative approaches in re engaging themselves with a theme that is as much a part of our heritage as it is of current relevance. The issues and questions posed here while enriching the understanding of administrators social workers journalists and lay readers will also lead to further academic research. The volume will be essential reading for students and teachers of history mainstream social sciences cultural and gender studies. 298 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Language: English. How should governance be made more accountable and transparent? The book, wideranging and panoramic in content, seeks to intellectually confront the provocative question and explore, in the process, the highly elusive and controversial theme of democratic governance. It conceptualizes and contextualises the theme in the Indian context in terms of certain specific parameters and clues. The book contains contribution from a wide section of leading commentators, having long years of experience in teaching and research, who also have governance as their major or emerging area of interest. Followed by a lucid introduction which problematises the theme in general terms, the contributions in the book concern as diverse subthemes as social capital, democratic decentralization, urban governance, rural governance, policy outcomes, mass upsurge corporate governance. The contributions, as the title of the book indicates, are a mixed bag of reflections on and refractions of democratic governance in India. They also contain refractions in the sense of revealing the 'bends' at particular points of the trajectory of the process. The book will complement the ongoing debate on democratic governance and will be a standard reference for the researchers, analysts and students of social science. It should also be valuable to the policymakers who wish to receive analytical and critical feedback on governance. About The Author: Dipankar Sinha is Reader in Political Science Calcutta University and Honorary Adjunct Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies, Kolkata. His prime area of research is the communicative dimension of developmentgovernance interface. He has authored Communicating Development in the New World Order (1999), and (in Bengali) Media Sanskriti (2003). He has also coedited The Information, Communication and Technology: From Early to PostColonial India (2005). His essays have been published in edited volumes and journals from India and abroad. Kaberi Chakrabarti: Senior Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Calcutta University. Her areas of research and teaching include Communication Studies and Development Administration. Her most recent publication is a coauthored (with Mohit Bhattacharya) volume on Social Theory and Development Administration. Sobhanlas Datta Gupta: Surendra Nath Banerjee Professor of Political Science, University of Calcutta, and Coordinator, UGCsponsored DRS Programme in Political Science, Calcutta University. His prime area of research is Political Theory. He has authored and edited a number of books which include Justice and the Political Order in India: An Inquiry into the Institution and Ideologies, 19501972 (1978), India: Political and Society Today and Tomorrow (1998) and Comintern and the Destiny of Communism in India 19191943: Dialectics of Real and a Possible History (2006). Contents: Acknowledgements General Editor's Note List of Contributors and Editors Editorial Introduction Part I Democracy and "Governance" in the Wake of Mass Upsurge Governance, Social Capital and Democracy: Revisiting the Indian Scenario State, Liberalization and Investment Question: Issues in Corporate Governance Hesitant Devolution: India's Tryst with Democratic Governance The Law and the Field: Citizen Participation and Urban Governance in West Bengal Evolution of the Panchayati Raj System in West Bengal: Political and Legislative Initiatives of a State Government Democratic Governance: Reforming the Accountability Domain in Andhra Pradesh Righting Governance of Governing a Rights? Part II : Landmark Act: Right to Information Bibliography Index. The Title 'Democratic Governance in India: Reflections and Refractions written/authored/edited by Dipankar Sinha Kaberi Chakrabarti S. D. Gupta', published in the year 2007. The ISBN 9788178355924 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 324 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publi.…

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