PENSUM SAS2500
1. Introduksjon / Bakgrunn. ”The India Model” og Internasjonale Relasjoner
Vicziany, Marika. The Indian economy in the twenty-first century: The tough questions that
just won’t go away. South Asia 2005. 21 s.
ADB India. Economic Bulletin. October 2005. 33 s.
Ruud, Arild Engelsen. India – en fremtidig økonomisk stormakt? Internasjonal politikk, 2
2006. 12 s.
John Adams. India’s economy. S. Ganguly & N. DeVotta, eds. Understanding contemporary
India. Boulder, CO 2003. 25 s.
Kohli, Atul. India’s fragmented-multiclass state and protected industrialization. State-directed
development: Political power and industrialization in the global periphery. Cambridge UP
2004. 31 s.
Desai, Meghnad. Will India ever catch up with China? South Asia 2005. 15 s.
Das, Gurcharan. The India model. Foreign affairs. 2006. 7 s.
Kohli, Atul, ed. The success of India’s democracy. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
2001. Part III. Social Demands and Democratic Deepening. Ca 50 s.
Sumit Ganguly. International relations. S. Ganguly & N. DeVotta, eds. Understanding
contemporary India. Boulder, CO 2003. 17 s.
C. Raja Mohan. India and the balance of power. Foreign Affairs 4 2006. 16 s.
Ashton B. Carter. America’s new strategic partner. Foreign Affairs 4 2006. 12 s.
Sumit Ganguly. Will Kashmir stop India’s rise? Foreign Affairs 4 2006. 12 s.
2. Den ikke-så-globaliserte økonomien
Harriss-White, Barbara. India working: Essays on society and economy. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge 2006. Chapters 1-7. 199 sider.
3. Industrialisering og det (u)formelle arbeidsmarkedet
Jan Breman: “The creation of a labour surplus in Surat District, Gujarat, India.” In:
Development studies: A reader. Stuart Corbridge, ed. London: Edward Arnold, 1995 (opr.
1985). 7 s.
Jan Breman: “Urban poverty in the 21st century”. In: The labouring poor in India: Patterns of
Exploitation, Subordination, and Exclusions. New Delhi: OUP, 2003. 27 s.
Harriss-White, Barbara. India working: Essays on society and economy. Cambridge
University Press, Cambridge 2006. Chapters 8-9. 48 sider.
Christopher Candland: “Labour, Industry and the State in India and Pakistan”. In: Labour
Worldwide in the era of globalisation: Alternative Union Models and the New World Order.
Munch & Waterman, eds. New York: Palgrave, 1999. 19 s.
4. Sosiale endringsprosesser
Assayag, J. & C.J. Fuller, eds. Globalizing India: Perspectives from below. Anthem Press,
London 2005. Chapters 1—7, 9—10. Tils. 216 sider.
5. Narmada: Miljø og Utvikling
Rangarajan, Mahesh. 2000. “The Future of the Environment: Beyond Utopia and Doomsday.”
In India: Another Millennium? Edited by Romila Thapar. Delhi: Penguin. 17 s.
Mosse, David. 2003. “Introduction: The Social Ecology and Ideology of Water.” In The Rule
of Water: Statecraft, Ecology and Collective Action in South India. Delhi: OUP. 28 s.
Blinkhorn, Thomas A, and William T. Smith. 1995. "India's Narmada: River of Hope." in
Towards Sustainable Development? Struggling over India's Narmada River, edited by
William Fisher. Armonk/London: Sharpe. 23 s.
Omvedt, Gail. 2003. "An open letter to Arundhati Roy." Friends of River Narmada. Fra:
http://www.narmada.org/debates/gail/gail.open.letter.html. 5 s.
Patel, C.C. 1995. "The Sardar Sarovar Project: A Victim of Time." Pp 71-88 in Towards
Sustainable Development? Struggling over India's Narmada River, edited by William Fisher.
Armonk/London: Sharpe. 17 s.
Patkar, Medha (in conversation with Smitu Kothari). 1995. “The Struggle for Participation
and Justice: A Historical Narrative” Pp. 157-178 in Towards Sustainable Development?
Struggling over India's Narmada River, edited by William Fisher. Armonk/London: Sharpe.
21 s.
Roy, Arundhati. 2002. "The Greater Common Good." in The Algebra of Infinite Justice,
edited by Arundhati Roy. New Delhi: Penguin India. Fra
http://www.narmada.org/gcg/gcg.html. 20 s.