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This article outlines the significance of the decentralisation reforms, which turned the dual federation of India into a multi-tier system, mandating systemic outcomes in democracy, accountability, local economic development, and social justice. It also examines how the grand design to strengthen the process of horizontal equity at the local level failed and probes into the
TWENTY policy experts and academicians discussed the current Philippine situation and provide their prognoses in a book titled “Beyond the Crisis: A Strategic Agenda for the Next Administration,” which was launched last week by the Stratbase ADR Institute (ADRi). Through the 16 in-depth papers compiled in the book, Stratbase ADRi…
Lines. >> and, you know, eliza, one of the take aways from your report, and i'm quoting it, while this data showed significant divides on many issues, a few key areas of consensus, police reform, point to a path forward for democrats on tough issues. how so? >> yeah, so, the questionnaire i was looking at asked first about reducing funding by 10% for police, for police departments. and it also asked about a number of reform options. and like banning choke holds or a number of different reform options. and so creating a registry of police who have been investigated for misconduct. and the refor...
Reforms were really popular with them as well. so while defund or decreasing funding for police was not particularly popular with a number of -- with black voters and with all voter groups, those reform options were really popular. >> um-hmm. one more question for you, eliza, and, rev, i'm going to come to you. talk about the data that you use, because part of the problem of trying to understand voters of color is that the data sets can be super small to begin with, but then when it comes to particular issues, they're even smaller. so talk about the data you used. it's like 66,000 people, do i...
Till 1990–91, Jammu and Kashmir used to be a food surplus state, but it turned into a food-deficit state by 2000, due to changing land use pattern, stagnant agricultural production, unfavourable climate, conflict, and misplaced policy priorities. J&K faces issues with availability and accessibility more than with affordability. This study suggests systematic reforms to curb the leakages within the system in order to provide food security to the people at large. *** Corrigendum In our article “Food Security and the Public Distribution System in Jammu and Kashmir,” published in the 26 D...