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100			_aNag, Ninad Shankar
245			_aGovernment, governance and good governance
260			_c2018
300			_ap.122-130.
362			_aMar
520			_aIt is proposed that government, being the tangible expression of the legitimate authority within an organised society, has undegone a long transformational journey since its very emergence. The various evolutionary forms and features of the government have been the product of its meaningful and viable responses to the changing expectations of the people as well as to the challenges they faced in an ever-changing environment. The exclusive domain of the state over the period became a shared space with inclusion of other actors and stakeholders, and an era of governance was ushered in since the 1980s. The much celebrated success of the liberal democracy and its market-led open economy heralded as an era of good governance. However, the universal model of good governance fails to take into account the local constraints of a society. Thus, the idea of good governance has to face various types of challenges in the developing as well as underdeveloped societies. - Reproduced.
650			_aAccountability
650			_aRule of law
650			_aGovernment
650			_aGovernance
650			_aGood governance
773			_aIndian Journal of Public Administration
909			_a116533
999			_c116527 _d116527