NDLI: Development Administration

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Development Administration

Intro Video Dev. Administration

Lecture 01 : Development Administration Concept, Nature, Scope and Objectives

Lecture 02 : Emergence of Development Administration As A Discipline

Lecture 03 : Features of Development Administration Research

Lecture 04 : Public and Development Administration in Universities

Lecture 05 : Ralph Braibanti

Lecture 06 : Edward Weidner

Lecture 07 : Fried W Riggs

Lecture 08 : Dwight Waldo

Lecture 09 : Development Theoretical Debates

Lecture 10 : Development and Its Dimensions

Lecture 11 : Approaches To Development

Lecture 12 : Development and Modernization Theory

Lecture 13 : Colonialism And Development

Lecture 14 : Colonial legacy of Development Administration

Lecture 15 : Effects of Colonial Adminstration

Lecture 16 : Colonial State and Role of Bureaucracy

Lecture 17 : Development and Environment

Lecture 18 : Ecology of Development Administration

Lecture 19 : Concept of Sustainable Development

Lecture 20 : Anti Development Perspective

Lecture 21 : Globalizatio & its Dimensions

Lecture 22 : Globalization and Development Administration

Lecture 23 : Development Administration in Global North

Lecture 24 : Development Administration in Global South

Lecture 25 : Emergence of NSA

Lecture 26 : Non State Actors Engagement in Development

Lecture 27 : Non State Actors and Global Governance

Lecture 28 : NGOs and Development Administration

Lecture 29 : Gender & Development

Lecture 30 : Gender Parity & Development

Lecture 31 : Women And Development Administration

Lecture 32 : Genered Development A Critique

Lecture 33 : Role of Bureaucracy

Lecture 34 : Bureaucracy & Development

Lecture 35 : Desigining Bureaucacy For Development

Lecture 36 : Bureaucracy, Reforms And Development

Lecture 37 : Privatisation & Liberalisation

Lecture 38 : Corporate Social Responsibility

Lecture 39 : Public Private Partnership

Lecture 40 : Critique of Public Private Partnership

Lecture 41 : Inclusive Development

Lecture 42 : Social Development Goals

Lecture 43 : Human Development Indicators

Lecture 44 : Social Audit and Development

Lecture 45 : Development and inter community conflicts

Lecture 46 : Violent Conflicts against State Development

Lecture 47 : Uneven Development and Violent conflicts

Lecture 48 : Development As Conflict Resolution Mechanism

Lecture 49 : Nature of Public Administration in India

Lecture 50 : Development Administration in India

Lecture 51 : Challenges of Development Administration in India

Lecture 52 : Future Prospects of Development Administration in India

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Development Administration

Content Provider	University of Kashmir
Description	Development Administration is a vital subfield of Public Administration and holds a significant position in Political Science and Public Policy—especially in the context of the developing world. This course explores Development Administration as more than just an administrative tool; it is a proactive instrument of change aimed at improving societal well-being, fostering sustainable development, and addressing complex challenges. Emerging in the early 1960s in the West, Development Administration soon became an integral part of academic and policy discourse in South Asia, particularly in India. Today, it is both a discipline and a practical framework that focuses on managing and implementing policies and programs to promote socio-economic development. This course highlights how Development Administration plays a pivotal role in: Economic planning and resource mobilization; Policy implementation; Social engineering and inclusive governance; Enhancing institutional capacity to serve people.Course Objectives are Understand the nature and evolution of Development Administration as a discipline., Engage with various theoretical and contemporary debates in development, including environmental concerns., Analyze the role of non-state actors and public-private partnerships in the development process., Explore the intersection of gender and development administration., Gain critical insights into the working of development administration in the Indian context.This course is more than just academic content—it's an invitation to explore the mechanisms of change and governance that shape our society. It offers to students a platform for intellectual growth, a deeper historical perspective, awareness of contemporary challenges, and readiness for both research and competitive examinations.
Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Gender and development Emergence and evolution of Development Administration Major theorists and schools of thought Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) Role of civil society, NGOs, and other non-state actors Debates on development and environment Case studies and practical examples from India
Content Type	Video
Educational Role	Student Teacher
Educational Use	Lecture Self Learning
Resource Type	Collection Video Lecture
Education Level	Under Graduate Post Graduate

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