India Decides 2014

Getting India Back on Track

Getting India Back on Track

Reading India’s Mind: A Survey of Voters

Reading India’s Mind: A Survey of Voters

How India’s Parliamentary Elections Work

How India’s Parliamentary Elections Work

Assessing the Elections and Beyond

Assessing the Elections and Beyond

India Decides 2014 provides timely analysis on India’s national elections and their impact on the country’s economy, domestic policy, and foreign relations. It brings together insights from Carnegie’s experts in Washington, New Delhi, and around the world.

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