Popular Development and Democracy Case Studies with Rural Dimensions in the Philippines Indonesia and Kerala 1st Edition by Olle Törnquist 8290391439

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ISBN-10 :  8290391439

Author:   Olle Törnquist 

This essay, dated early 2002, is primarily written for fellow students, reflective activists, and concerned practitioners with an interest in one or more of three major
themes. The first theme is about problems of democratisation; the second is on the
importance of democracy in efforts to overcome obstacles to development suffered
by marginalised people; the third is about the dynamics of politics and society in
Indonesia, the Philippines and the Indian state of Kerala

Popular Development and Democracy Case Studies with Rural Dimensions in the Philippines Indonesia and Kerala 1st Table of contents:

Part I: THE DISCOURSE 
Chapter 1. Development and Democracy 
1.1 Introduction 
1.2 Poor people, poor democracy? 
1.3 The logic of the essay 
Chapter 2. The Mainstream Arguments 
2.1 The background: important advances—and major setbacks 
2.2 The conventional counter arguments 
2.3 The conventional recipes
Chapter 3. Alternative Propositions 
3.1 The historical importance of leftists and the poor (vs. bourgeois and
middle classes) 
3.2 The vital but superable problems of the Left 
3.3 Resistance against dominating primitive accumulation of capital and
opportunities for democratisation 
3.4 Divisive uneven development calls for unifying resistance against
common enemies 
3.5 Capitalist expansion, left-authoritarianism, and human rights-based
democracy 
3.6 The primacy of politics and actors
3.7 Beyond the crafting of elitist democracy 
3.8 Beyond elitist crafting of civil society democracy 
3.9 A third way to democracy 
Chapter 4. Analytical Framework
4.1 The level of substantial democracy 
4.2 The competing propositions as reflected in the model 
4.3 Enhancing citizen’s democratic capacity through politics
of democratisation 
4.4 Reading the political opportunities 
4.5 Politicisation 
4.6 Disputed propositions as reflected in the framework of politics
of democratisation 

Part II: PHILIPPINE, INDONESIAN, AND KERALA CASES IN
COMPARATIVE AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 
Chapter 5. Cases, Design and Sources 
Chapter 6. Operationalisations or Expected Contextual Outcomes 
Chapter 7. Fresh Ideas but Uphill Tasks in Muddy Philippine Waters 
7.1 A mainstream showcase 
7.2 Shallow middle class democracy 
7.3 A renewal-oriented Left 
7.4 Collective empowerment and democracy 
7.5 Divisive empowerment and insufficient democratisation 
7.6 The logics of the stalled popular potential 
Chapter 8. New but Poorly Anchored Democratic Options in Indonesia 
8.1 From disaster to showcase? 
8.2 Pacts without foundation 
8.3 Unsubstantial crafting of democracy 
8.4 The rise of a new radical democracy movement 
8.5 Top-down catalysts enforce but bypass democracy 
8.6 Grassroots activists foster but limit democratisation 
8.7 Intermediary cause-oriented groups serve but do not anchor democracy 
8.8 Dissident political leaders build and bend democracy 
8.9 Problems and options for new labour organisers 
8.10 The dynamics of the stumbling blocks 
Chapter 9. Pioneering Attempts to Renew the Kerala Model 
9.1 Politicised class-based engineering of democratic development 
9.2 The old model undermined 
9.3 Renewal from the Left 
9.4 Impressive campaigns, insufficient base 
9.5 Rethinking and counter-offensive 
9.6 Bold new initiatives on more solid ground 
9.7 Important advances 
9.8 Two general problems 
9.9 Four specific lessons 
9.10 The dynamics of the lost historical opportunity 

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