Electoral politics in Indian states : Lok Sabha elections in 2004 and beyond
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Electoral politics in Indian states : Lok Sabha elections in 2004 and beyond
Oxford University Press, 2009
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内容説明
This book is a comprehensive analysis of the Fourteenth Lok Sabha elections in 2004, using a large amount of empirical data from across the country. It examines the mandate of the 2004 elections, the shift in political dynamics over time, the era of coalition politics and the increasing influence of regional and state parties at the centre.
目次
- List of Tables and Figures
- List of Abbreviations
- 1: Yogendra Yadav: The Elusive Mandate of 2004: An Overview
- 2: Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar: Ten Theses on State Politics in India
- 3: K.C. Suri: Andhra Pradesh: Fall of the CEO in the Arena of Democracy
- 4: Sandeep Shastri and Harish Ramaswamy: Karnataka: Simultaneous Polls, Different Results
- 5: G. Gopa Kumar: Kerala: A Verdict against Non-Performance and Factionalism
- 6: Suhas Palshikar and Nitin Birmal: Mahashtra: Towards a New Party System
- 7: Maria Do Ceu Rodrigues and Solano Da Silva: Goa: A Fractured Verdict
- 8: Priyavardan Patel: Gujarat: Signs of Anti-incumbency
- 9: Sanjay Lodha: Rajasthan: BJP Knocks out Congress in a Bipolar Contest
- 10: Pushkar Raj: Delhi: Befitting from Two-layered Incumbency
- 11: Dhananjai Joshi and Praveen Rai: Haryana: A Verdict Beyond Anti-incumbency
- 12: Ashutosh Kumar: Punjab: Dissonance between Governance and Electoral Processes
- 13: Rekha Chowdhary and V. Nagendra Rao: Jammu and Kashmir: Electoral Politics in a Separatist Context
- 14: Sanjay Kumar and Annupurna Nautiyal: Uttarakhand: The Story behind Marginal Differences
- 15: A.K. Verma: Uttar Pradesh: From Exclusionary to Inclusive Politics
- 16: Sanjay Kumar and Harishwar Dayal: Jharkhand: The Reversal of Past Trends
- 17: Dwaipayan Bhattacharya: West Bengal: Permanent Incumbency and Political Stability
- 18: Banasmita Bora: Sikkim: The pro-incumbency Factor
- 19: Nani Bath: Arunachal Pradesh: Politics without Ideology
- 20: R.K. Satpathy: Mizoram: Renewed Mandate for the State Government
- 21: S. Mangi Singh: Manipur: Insurgents and Electoral Politics
- 22: Yogendra Yadav and Suhas Palshikar: Revisiting the 'Third Electoral System': Mapping Electoral Trends in India, 2004-9
- Appendix: National Election Study 2004-A Methodological Note
- Lokniti Team
- Notes on Contributors
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