VI National and Area Studies / Études Nationales et Régionales
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VI National and Area Studies / Études Nationales Et Régionales SAGE Publications, Inc.2008DOI: 10.1177/00208345080580030601 58.4490 AGRAWAL, Arun Kr. — Corruption in historical perspec- tive: a case of India. Indian Journal of Political Science 68(2), Apr.-June 2007 : 325-336. One begins to wonder whether we [Indians] are the same who rode to freedom with truth and sacrifice as our motto. By adopting an holistic approach and by co-opting all the principal actors in the process of anti- corruption reform, a country or community can enhance its capacity to curtail corruption to manageable levels. But none of this can be tackled without enlightened and determined political leadership, without high levels of public awareness and support, and without a motivated and well-led private sector. In many countries, the most difficult element in the equation is that of developing a vibrant evil society willing and able to play a meaningful role in shaping its environment. [R] 58.4491 AHUJA, Pratul ; GANGULY, Rajat — The fire within: Nax- alite insurgency violence in India. Small Wars and Insur- gencies 18(2), June 2007 : 249-274. While India is fast emerging as a global power with a vibrant democratic polity, a robust economy and a nuclear-weapons