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Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 2, 2010

Right to Education-Implementation devils and the need to reform the reforms

Right to Education (RTE), to be enforced as law from 1st of April, 2010, has had a long history. This article follows an overview of its legislative prehistory, the implementations of earlier reforms…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 4, 2010

There is a case for school voucers but not for EPW article

In Economic and Political Weekly (Feb 13, 2010), Sunil Mitra Kumar wonders in an article whether there is a case for school vouchers. His answer is no, of course. His article is long and shows his readings of current academic…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 16, 2010

Set the Delhi schools free

Activist lawyer A. Aggarwal has written a report together with a committee at NCERT on the implementation of Right to Education Rules in Delhi. A brief outline of the report appeared today (17/03/2010) in Indian Express (the full report is at the RTE Coalition Portal, here).

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 21, 2010

Why the property-rights solution finds no mention?

Arundhati Roy in Outlook on “Walking with the Comrades” is certainly hard to put down. The two quotes I have taken from the article provide at least a partial but fundamental answer to the Naxal conundrum:

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 4, 2010

A night out with Keynes and Hayek

Our current debate over bailouts, stimulus packages and zero interest rates is a rerun of the Keynes vs Hayek debates over the depression. And nothing illustrates this better than this wonderful rap video, where the two economists come back to life for a conference on…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Mar 2, 2010

Daily Uncensored unintelligible

The left wing news site — Daily Uncensored writes in their latest issue on school vouchers. Of course it contains some rhetoric which shines like a red flag, like

“The free market fundamentalists just couldn’t get a beleaguered public to destroy…

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