The politics of economic restructuring in India : economic governance and state spatial rescaling / Loraine Kennedy.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 150-161) and index.

Machine generated contents note: 1.The politics of economic restructuring in India
1.1.Introducing the core topics
1.2.Theoretical foundations
1.3.A hybrid conceptual framework
1.4.Positioning this research
1.5.Presenting the volume
2.Nation-building and scale in India's federal polity
2.1.Institutional infrastructure of India's federal system
2.2.State scaling in the service of a national development strategy
2.3.Policy space at the State level
2.4.Political economy of multilevel policy-making
2.5.Scales for political society and collective action
2.6.The emergence of regional parties
2.7.Conclusion
3.The politics and scales of economic reforms
3.1.The substance of India's economic reforms
3.2.Sovereignty issues: the decision to reform in 1991
3.3.A first phase of policy reform in the 1980s
3.4.Policy-making in a multiscalar framework
3.5.The politics of reforms
3.6.Regional political systems
3.7.Conclusion
Contents note continued: 4.Reforms and the resealing of state spaces
4.1.Subnational states in the resealing literature
4.2.Competitive regions: promotional policies for industrial development
4.3.Changing perceptions of subnational territory
4.4.Reform of States' public finances and central directives
4.5.Fiscal scope and subnational state capacity
4.6.Analytical narratives of State-level reforms
4.7.Conclusion
4.8.Appendix
5.State spatial strategies via Special Economic Zones
5.1.India's revamped SEZ policy
5.2.Economic performance and spatial effects of SEZs
5.3.Resealing economic regulation
5.4.Implementing the SEZ policy in a multiscalar state
5.5.Land
a State `subject'?
5.6.State-level strategies for developing SEZs
5.7.Anti-SEZ mobilisation and policy responsiveness
5.8.Conclusion
5.9.Appendix
6.State spaces and changing urban scales
6.1.Entrepreneurialism and urban governance.. engaging with the literature
Contents note continued: 6.2.Policy neglect and the `urban turn'
6.3.Decentralisation and territorial reorganisation
6.4.Metropolitan resealing; the making of `Greater Hyderabad'
6.5.Sub-municipal scales
- new geographies of urban services
6.6.Cyberabad Development Area
- a spatial instrument
6.7.Conclusion
6.8.Appendix
7.Conclusion: the politics of economic and state restructuring in India
7.1.Institutions, social processes and space
7.2.Reconfiguration of state spatial scales
7.3.Scalar effects of economic reforms and post-reform strategies
7.4.Economic policy-making at subnational scales
7.5.Interactions between resealing and economic governance
7.6.Theoretical insights from the Indian case.