Add to ORKGThis article hypothesizes that economic reforms become sustainable when the discursive conditions prevailing in society tip against the existing paradigm under exceptional circumstances. Thus, unless the pro-liberalization constituencies dominate the development discourse, economic reforms, initiated under the exigencies of crisis and conditionalities, or carried out by a convinced executive with or without the stimulus of a crisis, will be reversed. The discursive conditions are determined based on eight factors: the dominant view of international intellectuals, illustrative country cases, executive orientations, political will, the degree and the perceived causes of economic crisis, attitudes on the part of donor agencies, and the perceiv...
In the discussion of economic reforms in academia as well as the media in India one finds a big gulf...
Since the pro-market reforms were launched, the Indian economy has grown from 4.7% in the 1990 to 9%...
There is no doubt that India’s democracy has become stable, yet economic change could create distrib...
This article hypothesizes that economic reforms become sustainable when the discursive conditions pr...
This dissertation grows out of a critical assessment of mainstream literature on the political econo...
After acquiring independence in 1947, India was primarily a command and control kind of economy work...
The decision to undertake a structural adjustment program usually comes at a time when a country is...
The paper elaborates on changing economic paradigms in India over the past six decades that finally ...
This paper on the Indian reform process and the implications of the South-East Asian crisis gives an...
This book critically examines India s development strategies and suggests a redefining of the role o...
In explaining the acceleration in Indian growth, and to judge if an Indian economic miracle is on it...
The three different sets of economic policies followed in India since independence are usually known...
This paper traces the genesis of India's 1991 economic crisis and analyzes the policy response of th...
The scholarly terrain of this article charts a course from the making of Nehruvian consensus to the ...
This paper considers the status of economic reform in India, to understand which further reforms mig...
In the discussion of economic reforms in academia as well as the media in India one finds a big gulf...
Since the pro-market reforms were launched, the Indian economy has grown from 4.7% in the 1990 to 9%...
There is no doubt that India’s democracy has become stable, yet economic change could create distrib...
This article hypothesizes that economic reforms become sustainable when the discursive conditions pr...
This dissertation grows out of a critical assessment of mainstream literature on the political econo...
After acquiring independence in 1947, India was primarily a command and control kind of economy work...
The decision to undertake a structural adjustment program usually comes at a time when a country is...
The paper elaborates on changing economic paradigms in India over the past six decades that finally ...
This paper on the Indian reform process and the implications of the South-East Asian crisis gives an...
This book critically examines India s development strategies and suggests a redefining of the role o...
In explaining the acceleration in Indian growth, and to judge if an Indian economic miracle is on it...
The three different sets of economic policies followed in India since independence are usually known...
This paper traces the genesis of India's 1991 economic crisis and analyzes the policy response of th...
The scholarly terrain of this article charts a course from the making of Nehruvian consensus to the ...
This paper considers the status of economic reform in India, to understand which further reforms mig...
In the discussion of economic reforms in academia as well as the media in India one finds a big gulf...
Since the pro-market reforms were launched, the Indian economy has grown from 4.7% in the 1990 to 9%...
There is no doubt that India’s democracy has become stable, yet economic change could create distrib...