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Development Administration
Course Objectives:
The objectives of this course are to -
- Assist the students to gain grip over the importance and need for the Development Administration in the developing countries, more particularly in India.
- Identify role of specialized agencies for planning and development.
Course Outcomes (COs):
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Learning and teaching strategies |
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PAD 601 |
Development Administration |
CO 60. Developing a basic intellectual understanding of development, its approaches and sustainable development CO 61. Gaining conceptual and theoretical understanding of Development Administration including the ecological and post-globalization contexts CO 62. Develop familiarity with issues/new perspectives such as Public Private Partnership, Corporate Social Responsibility, Inclusive Development, Sustainable Development Goals and Human Development Indicators. |
Teaching and learning needs to be undertaken through conventional class room lectures, class room discussions and interactions, quizzes, case study analysis, assignments and student presentations |
Class test, Semester end examinations, Quiz, Solving problems in tutorials, Assignments, Presentation, Individual and group projects
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· Development Administration – Meaning, Nature, Scope and Significance.
· Growth of Development Administration , Development Goals in India, Development Administration and Traditional Administration,
Features of Administration in Developed and Developing Countries
- Concept of Development Administration and Administrative Development.
- Bureaucracy and Development Administration : Bureaucracy as an Instrument of Change.
- Changing Role of Bureaucracy in the Context of Liberalization, Globalization and Privatization.
- Current Development Administrative Reforms: An Overview
- Planning Machinery : NITI Aayog, National Development Council, State and
- District Planning Agencies in India, Importance of Development Planning and its role in developing societies.
- Tools and Techniques of Development. Planning – Project Planning, Plan Formulation and Plan Implementation and Evaluation
- Social Welfare Administration in India: Institutional Framework and Programmes of Centre and State Governments for the Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Women and Children.
- Agriculture Development : Problem and causes for the backwardness, National and State Programmes for Agriculture Development.
- Role of Voluntary and Specialised Agencies for Development, Cooperatives and Development
- Concept of Sustainable Development & Inclusive Growth– Concept , Application, Obstacles and Remedies. Concept of Green Administration, National Green Tribunal.
Essential Readings:
- Barnett, A Doak and Riggs, Fred Warren (1970) Frontiers of DevelopmentAdministration. Duke University Press: USA.
- Dwivedi,O P (1994) Development Administration: From Under-development to Sustainable Development. Macmillan: UK
- Palekar, S L (2012) Development Administration, PHI Learning: New Delhi
- Puri, K K and Barara, G S (2013) Development Administration in India (Hindi). Bharat Prakashan: Jalandhar
- Ramulu, Ch. Bala (2016) Governance of Food Security Policies in India, Kalpaz Publications: New Delhi
- Ramulu, Ch. Bala (2000) Technology and Rural Development, Rawat Publications: Jaipur
- Ramulu, Ch. Bala (1999) International Organizations and Rural Employment Programs in India: Emerging Trends. Om Publishers: Faridabad, New Delhi
- Sapru, R K (2008) Development Administration. Sterling : New Delhi
- Ghuman, B S and Mehta, Akshat (2010) Privatisation of Public Services by Urban Local Governments in India: A Case Study of Municipal Council Panchkula, Nagarlok, Vol.
- XLII, No. 1, Pp. 50-68
- Jha, Gangadhar (2018) Fragile Urban Governance: Evolution, Decline, and Empowerment of Local Self-Government in India. Routeledge:New York
- Kaur, Jaswinder (2017) Urban Infrastructure Development in India: A Case Study of JNNURM in Ludhiana. New Era Book Agency: Chandigarh
- Mani, N (2016) Smart Cities & Urban Development in India. New Century Publications: New Delhi
- Mohanty, Prasanna K (2014) Cities and Public Policy: An Urban Agenda for India. Sage: New Delhi
- Mohanty, Prasanna K (2016) Financing Cities in India: Municipal Reforms, Fiscal Accountability and Urban Infrastructure. Sage: New Delhi
- Nath, V (2007) Urbanization, Urban Development and Metropolitan Cities in India. Concept Publishing Company: New Delhi
- Prasad, R N (2006) Urban Local Self-Government in India. Mittal Publications: New Delhi
- Ramachandran, R (1989) Urbanization and Urban Systems in India. Oxford University Press: New Delhi
- Rao, C. Nagaraja and Prasad, G Sai (2007) Accountability of Urban Local Governments in India. Atlantic Publishers: New Delhi
- Satyam, Amitabh and Calzada, Igor (2017) The Smart City Transformation: The Revolution of the 21st Century.Bloomsbury India: New Delhi
- Sharma, Manoj (2004) Local Government: Rural and Urban. Anmol Publishers: New Delhi
Suggested Readings :
- R.B. Jain, (2002). Public Administration in India. 21st Century, Deep & Deep Publications Pvt. Ltd.
- M.P. Sharma & Sadana, (2005). Theory and practice : Public Administration, Kitab Mahal Publisher.
- S.L. Goel, (2006). Advanced Public Administration, Deep & Deep Publications Pvt. Ltd.
- M.M. Goel, Sharma & Purohit, (2000). Problems of Environment Management in India, Anupriya Publishing House.
- Fazal Salim, (1977). Ecological Dimensions of Development Administration. Associated Publishing House, Delhi.
- Preeta Joshi, Vikas Prashasan, (2002).
- G.F. Gant, Development Administration : Concepts Goals and Methods, University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, USA.
- (1975), Development Administration, Current Approaches and Trends in Public Administration for development, New York, UNO.
