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Brown Bag Radio: Muthusami Kumaran: The Role of the Indian NGO Sector in the Public Policy Making Process

Muthusami Kumaran: The Role of the Indian NGO Sector in the Public Policy Making Process

Muthusami Kumaran, professor of public administation at the University of Hawaii - Manoa, discusses the growth of NGOs in India and their important role in public policy making. He is joined by SASA board member Vandana Asthana, a political scientist specializing in public policy at Eastern Washington University. To access the Kumaran PowerPoint presentation click here.

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