The Indian Security State: Agendas of Concern

C. P. Bhambhri ()

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Abstract: The indecent haste shown by Political Executive and Parliament on December16-17, 2008 while dealing with security related issues substantiates the argument that security and defence agenda of the Indian state has become pre-eminent and the social agenda of democracy has been reduced to a secondary and non-essential status.

Keywords: security; anti-terrorism; anti democracy; democracy; anti-people; Security Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009-04
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