Titlebook: Democracy, Civil Society and Health in India; Madhvi Gupta,Pushkar Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Kontrastierender Vergleich der Einzelf?lleture of equality.” Ethnic and other divides remain pronounced. Associational life is still largely organized around ethnicity and particularistic forms of claims-making focused on narrow identity issues are the norm. This hinders the emergence of broader class coalitions that could make effective demands on the state for better health services.

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Die Evaluation des Kooperationsmodellsrvices. Specifically, the book addresses the following question: Why don’t subordinate social groups utilize their political freedoms to make concerted demands for improvements in health services even though they suffer deeply from health deficits?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69781-4zil, and elsewhere attest to the key role of external actors in inspiring and leading a variety of social movements. Above all, citizen elites inspire confidence among low-income groups that their efforts will be successful.

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Democracy, Civil Society, and Claims-Making in India,ture of equality.” Ethnic and other divides remain pronounced. Associational life is still largely organized around ethnicity and particularistic forms of claims-making focused on narrow identity issues are the norm. This hinders the emergence of broader class coalitions that could make effective demands on the state for better health services.

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