Ramesh Kumar Arora Books

Comparative and Development Administration Ideas and Action
Consumer-orientation, premises and perspectives
Consumer-orientation, premises and perspectives

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Anthology of papers with special reference to India, presented at a convention.

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Panchayati Raj, participation, and decentralization
Panchayati Raj, participation, and decentralization

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With reference to India; contributed articles.

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Education, science, and human values
Education, science, and human values

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Festschrift honoring D.S. Kothari, 1906-1993, Indian scientist and educationist; comprises contributed research papers.

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Public Administration Its Growth and Development
Perspectives of Public Administration
Development policy and administration in India
Values in Administration
Values in Administration

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Politics and administration in changing societies
The Vice-chancellors remember
The Vice-chancellors remember

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