Articles By: MITRA ROMA
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
This concluding chapter is not merely recount the findings of the study, but it seeks to synthesizing the key themes to articulate a more holistic und...
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
There is a rich body of scholarly and secondary literature on public institutions and markets in ancient India, particularly as documented through reg...
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
The study of ancient India's economic history has often been dominated by two contrasting perspectives. On one hand, there is the image of a largely s...
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
The ancient Indian society was structured by varna, viz. Brahmins (priests), Kshatriyas (warriors), Vaishyas (merchants), and Shudras (laborers); with...
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
Public policy in ancient India was not only crafted by emperors and royal councils but also shaped by regional practices, local texts, and community-b...
IIPA into Public Policy and Public Administration: In the Context of Indian Literature
The study of public administration in ancient India is a journey through a web of administrative institutions, cultural values, ethical precepts, and ...