Books Bhavishyath Bharatham 2 - Electoral Reforms Author: Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan Year of Publication: 2013 Advocacy Papers Vital First Steps Vigilance in Elections Indian Elections - Campaign Finance Reform Electoral Reforms in India Electoral reform goals: A Lok Satta Discussion paper Electoral & Political party Reforms in India Elections and Representational Legitamacy Election violence - Time for cleansing the polity Democratic Rival- Agenda for Electoral Reforms Deepening Democracy A Note On Representation of People(Amendment) Bill, 2002 Articles Vox Populi, Vox Dei ! The Battle has just Begun Politicians and Public – Dangerous Standoff Speak Now, Or Unfounded Fears of Disqualification Election Fervour or Fever? Inadequate Women’s Representation? A win-win Solution… Voter Registration – Flaws and Remedies Wrong Diagnosis; Inadequate Treatment Honesty and Survival in Politics Election Commission and Electoral Reforms Democracy and Voter Registration Limit Contest to One Seat, or Make Them Pay Needed : Bold Reform, Not Legal Nitpicking Political Rigidities and Promise of Change Political ‘Entrepreneurs’ and Crisis of Legitimacy Changing Players – Unchanging Rules of the Game Distorted Verdicts and Simple Solutions Proportional Representation – An Idea Whose Time Has Come A Vital First Step in Cleansing Our Polity Electoral System and Communal Divide Psephological Pscripts and Pshifts Fair Fight is no Trite Affair The Case of the Missing TV Ads Political Parties, Don’t Herd, Just be Heard! Opposition to Disclosure – Defense of the Indefensible ? Distancing People from Politics Perils of Westminster Model Pitfalls in Political Funding Reform A Time to Applaud and Follow the Lead Long-term Public Good vs Short-term Political Costs Who Holds the Most Important Office? Elections and Voters’ Lists Presentations Electoral Reforms Retreat - Concern to Concerted Action Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Elections and Representational Legitimacy Electoral Reforms – Brainstorming Session Voter Registration Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Elections and Voters’ Interest : The Indian Experience Electoral Reforms – Brainstorming Session Voter Registration Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action VOTEINDIA - Electoral Reforms - Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Campaign funding Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Electoral Reforms Gujarat Election Watch 2002 Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms MCH Election Watch 2001 Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms New Democracy - Electoral Reforms Advisory Group on Administrative Reforms (Electoral Reforms) Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms New Democracy - Electoral Reforms Mumbai Eelction Watch Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Orissa Election Watch 2004 AP Election Watch 2004 Report National Conference on Electoral Reforms Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Political Funding Reforms - Workshop on Electoral Reforms Civil Society and Governance LOK SATTA’s Experience in Election Watch Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Political Funding Reforms - Workshop on Electoral Reforms Credibility of Elections and Democracy in India Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Political Funding Reforms Delhi Election Watch 2003 Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Polling Irregularities Delhi Election Watch 2003 Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Electoral Reforms Deepening Democracy Delhi Election Watch 2003 Mumbai Election Watch Electoral Reforms Proportional Representation - Electoral Reforms Delhi Election Watch 2003 Elections and Democracy in India Electoral Reforms Rajasthan Election Watch 2003 Democratic Revival – an Agenda for Action Elections and Democracy in India
