Public Private Partnership In Nation Building

Nation Building is a complex dynamics of ideologial philosophical, political, socio-economical and cultural impactional forces. Since Independence, the simultaneous role of public and private sectors in nationl building activities was widely acclaimed as an effective socio-economic management policy in India. The Economic Reforms startegy of growth adopted in the 1990s has not benefited large segments of the population.
About Author :
P. Jagadish Gandhi (1941), formerly Professor of Economics at Voorhees College, Vellore for over three decades, is now Director of the Vellore Institute of Development Studies,. Specializing in Development and Socio-economic issues, Gandhi has more than 200 articles published in leading economic journals and in popular periodicalts in India and abroad and 23 books to his credit. M.J.Joseph (1941), formerly Professor and Principal of the Mar Thoma Theological Seminary, Kottayam is now Director of the Ecumenical Christian Centre (ECC), Whitefield, Bangalore. he also held several national and international responsible positions with distinction. He was a member of the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churces (WCC), Geneva and former Secretary of the Board of Theological Education of the Serampore University.
Contents :
Preface Introduction List of Contributors Part I Public-Private Partnership: Periscopic Perspectives Part II Sectoral Partnerships: Focal Prospects Appendices Index