Civil Society and Governance in the Northeast India: Some Mizoram Reflections
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https://doi.org/10.65544/2kahb378Keywords:
Civil Society, Governance, Communitarian Life Style, Northeast India, MizoramAbstract
The study of social sciences and humanities in the context of northeast India is a prerequisite that helps to understand and analyse the state and non-state institutions. These institutions largely shape the governance and development of the northeast regions. More than the state and government it is civil society and its various institutions that played instrumental role in the participatory democracy. And, it promotes the communitarian life styles in the states like Mizoram, to be more explicit. Specifically, this paper identifies the 'emerging trends' in governance initiatives within the unique socio-cultural and geographical context of Northeast India. This paper is aimed at highlighting the role of civil society in the governance and development of Mizoram and similar other states of northeast India. It is briefly explicated in terms of a few reflections thereof.
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