From: India Study Group<[email protected]>
In our India Briefing for November 2014, the India Study Group
presents a second snapshot view of developments in the world's largest
democracy. We describe how the problematic trends we identified in
our last briefing continue to deepen, with respect to the economy,
social violence and the insecurity of people's livelihoods. We also
discuss India's recent foreign policy initiatives, and the possible
violence and instability that may follow changes in the electoral
landscape.
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India Briefing - November 2014
This issue of our India Briefing looks at what's happened in the
last month. We find that problems we identified earlier have
deepened, while foreign policy seems to feature a slight incoherence
and electoral developments may increase the likelihood of social
conflict.
https://www.indiastudygroup.org/india-briefings/6-india-briefing-november-2014
India Briefing: November 2014
Contents
The Trends Deepen
Inflation Falls, But Not Insecurity
When Are "Reforms" Not Reforms?
The Swelling Tide of Fear
The BJP Government Spreads Its Wings
A New Colossus Striding the Globe, or Business As Usual?
The Rapidly Changing Landscape of Indian Elections
Looking Forward
Warning Signs
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Peace Is Doable
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