Publication: El modelo de Kerala 25 años después. Lecciones en tiempos de Covid
Loading...
Official URL
Full text at PDC
Publication Date
2023
Authors
Advisors (or tutors)
Editors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales. Escuela de Estudios Cooperativos
Citations
Exportar
Abstract
El estado indio de Kerala, reconocido por su modelo de desarrollo humano cuyos logros distan del resto de India y del mundo en desarrollo, ha sido capaz de enfrentar el Covid exitosamente a pesar de las adversas condiciones específicas que caracterizan a la región. El legado del modelo de Kerala, especialmente la disponibilidad de un sistema de salud público y un alto nivel educativo de su población, junto con una efectiva acción colectiva desde donde se retroalimenta un estado proactivo y una sociedad organizada, explican los buenos resultados en la contención de la pandemia del Covid, así como en el alivio de sus impactos socioeconómicos.
The Indian state of Kerala, recognized for its model of human development whose achievements are far from the rest of India and the developing world, has been able to successfully deal with Covid despite the adverse conditions that the region faced. The legacy of the Kerala model, especially the availability of a primary care public health system and high educational levels, together with an effective public action where a proactive state and an organized society are fed back, explain the good results in containment of the Covid pandemic, as well as in alleviating its socioeconomic impacts.
The Indian state of Kerala, recognized for its model of human development whose achievements are far from the rest of India and the developing world, has been able to successfully deal with Covid despite the adverse conditions that the region faced. The legacy of the Kerala model, especially the availability of a primary care public health system and high educational levels, together with an effective public action where a proactive state and an organized society are fed back, explain the good results in containment of the Covid pandemic, as well as in alleviating its socioeconomic impacts.
Description
UCM subjects
Unesco subjects
Keywords
Citation
Abraham, M.P. y Shibu A.S. (2018) Employment and Unemployment in Kerala en Prakash, B.A. y Alwin J. (eds.) Kerala’s economic development. Emerging issues and challenges, Sage Publications, New Delhi.
Cairó-i-Céspedes (1997) Ajuste y cambio estructural en India, en Arrizabalo, X. (ed.) Crisis y ajuste en la economía mundial, Síntesis, Madrid.
Cairó-i-Céspedes (2001) State and society relationships in India, Asian Survey, 41 (4), pp. 669-692.
Chathukulam, J. y Tharamangalam, J. (2021) The Kerala model in the time of COVID19. Rethinking state, society and democracy, World Development, 137, 105207
COVID19INDIA (2021), https://www.covid19india.org/.
Franke, R.W. y Chasin, B.H. (1994) Kerala: Development through radical reform, Promilla and Co. Publishers, New Delhi.
Gandharan, K. (2018) Health care development in Kerala: corrent status and emerging issues, en Prakash, B.A. y Alwin J. (eds) Kerala’s economic development. Emerging issues and challenges, Sage Publications, New Delhi.
George, K.K. (1993) Limits to Kerala model of development, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum.
GOI (2019a) Key indicators of household social consumption on education in India. NSS 75th Round, National Statistical Office, New Delhi
GOI (2019b) Women and men in India, National Statistical Office, New Delhi
GOK (1995) Economic Review 1995, Kerala State Planning Board, Thiruvananthapuram
GOK (2006) Human Development Report 2005, Kerala State Planning Board, Thiruvananthapuram
GOK (2018) Economic Review 2018, Kerala State Planning Board, Thiruvananthapuram
GOK (2021) Economic Review 2020, Kerala State Planning Board, Thiruvananthapuram
Gopinathan Nair, P.R. y Mohanan Pillai P. (1994) “Impact of external transfers on the
regional economy of Kerala”, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum.
Heller, P. (1995) From class struggle to class compromise: redistribution and growth in a South Indian state, Journal of development studies, 31 (5).
Heller, P. (1996) Social capital as product of class mobilization and state intervention: industrial workers in Kerala, India, World Development, 24 (6).
Kabir, M. y Krishnan, T.N. (1992) Social intermediation and health transition: lessons from Kerala, WP n.251, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum.
Kannan, K.P. (1988) Of rural proletarian struggles: mobilization and organization of rural workers in South-West India, Oxford University Press, New Delhi.
Kannan, K.P. (1990) Kerala economy at the cross roads, Economic and Political Weekly, 25, 1951- 1956.
Kannan, K. (2007) People’s planning, Kerala’s dilema, United Nations Development Programme, recuperado de: https://www.undp.org.
Kujur, S.K. y Goswami, D. (2020) COVID‐19. Severity of the pandemic and responses of Indian states, Journal of Public Affairs, 20 (4).
Jalan, J. y Sen, A. (2020) Containing a pandemic with public actions and public trust: the Kerala story, Indian Economic Review, 55(1), pp. 105-124.
Lemercinier, G. (1994) Religion and ideology in Kerala, Centre Tricontinental Louvain-la-Neuve y Institute for the Study of Developing Areas, Trivandrum, Kerala.
Mathew, G. (1989) Communal road to a secular Kerala, Concept Publishing, New Delhi.
Menon et al. (2020) What was right about Kerala's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, BMJ Global Health, 5 (7), pp. 1-5
Nag, M. (1989) Political awareness as a factor in accessibility of health services: a case study of rural Kerala and West Bengal, Economic and Political Weekly, 14 (8).
Nayak P.K. et al. (2010) Inclusive growth and its regional dimension, Reserve Bank of India Occasional Papers, 31 (3), recuperado de https://www.researchgate.net/publication/314116321_Inclusive_Growth_and_its_Regional_Dimension.
Nossiter, T.J. (1988) Marxist state governments in India: politics, economics and society, Pinter Publishers, London.
Oommen, M.A. (1983) Essays on Kerala economy, Oxford and IBH Publications, New Delhi.
Oommen, M.A. (2008) Capabilities, reform and Kerala ‘model’, Annual Conference of Human Development and Capability Association, New Delhi.
Patnaik, P. (2022) La economia de la India en el neoliberalismo, El Trimestre Económico, 89 (354), pp. 393-419, https://doi.org/10.20430/ete.v89i354.1499.
Pillai, P.P. (1994) Kerala economy: four decades of development, Institute of Planning and Applied Economic Research y John Matthai Foundation, Thrissur, India.
Pnud (1996) Informe sobre Desarrollo Humano, Mundiprensa, Madrid.
Prakash, B.A. (1994) (ed.) Kerala's Economy, Sage Publications, London.
Prakash, B.A. y Alwin J. (2018) Kerala’s economic development. Emerging issues and challenges, Sage Publications, New Delhi.
Radhakrishnan, P. (1991) Peasant struggles, land reform and social change: Malabar 1836-1982, Sage publications, New Delhi.
Rahim, A. y Chacko, T. (2020) Replicating the Kerala state's successful COVID-19 containment model. Insights on what worked, Indian Journal of Community Medicine, 45, pp. 261-265
Raj, K.N. y Tharakan, M. (1983) Agrarian reform in Kerala and its impact on the rural economy, en GHOSE, A.K. (ed.) Agrarian reforms in contemporary developing countries, Croom Helm Ltd., New Delhi.
Rajan S. I. y Zachariah K.C. (2019) Emigration and remittances: new evidences from the Kerala migration survey 2018, WP n.483, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum
Ramachandran Nair, K. (1994) Trade unionism in Kerala, en Prakash, B.A. (ed.) Kerala's economy, Sage Publications, London.
Salim, A.A. (2018) Higher education for Kerala development: a focus on expansion and equity, en Prakash, B.A. y Alwin J. (eds.) Kerala’s economic development. Emerging issues and challenges, Sage Publications, New Delhi.
Scaria, S. (2010) Changes in land relations: The political economy of land reforms in a Kerala village, Economic and Political Weekly, 45 (26 &27).
Shiva Kumar A.K. (1991) UNDP's Human Development Index: a computation for Indian states, Economic and Political Weekly, 26 (41).
Singh, P. (2010) We-ness and Welfare: A longitudinal analysis of social development in Kerala, India, World Development, 39(2).
Subrahmanian, K.K. (1990) Development paradox in Kerala: analysis of industrial stagnation, Economic and Political Weekly 25 (37), pp. 2053-2058
Tharamangalam, J. (1998) The perils of social development with economic growth: the development debacle in Kerala, India, Bulletin of Concerned Asian Schollars, 30 (1), pp. 23-33.
The Economist (2020) Vietnam and the Indian state of Kerala curbed covid-19 on the cheap, 9 de mayo, recuperado de: https://www.economist.com/asia/2020/05/09/vietnam-and-the-indian-state-of-kerala-curbed-covid-19-on-the-cheap.
Thomas Isaac T.M. y Mohana Kumar, S. (1991) Kerala elections, 1991: lessons and non-lessons, Economic and Political Weekly, 26 (47), pp. 2691-2704.
Thomas Isaac, T. M. y Sadanandan, R. (2020) COVID-19, Public health system and local governance in Kerala, Economic and Political Weekly, 55(21), pp. 35-40.
Törnquist, O. (1995) The next Left? Democratisation and attempts to renew the radical political development project, Denmark: Nordic Institute of Asian Studies
Varghese, A. y Sneha, P. (2021) Interpreting Kerala’s COVID-19 Numbers, Economic and Political Weekly, 56(14)
World Bank (2017) Kerala: Poverty, growth and inequality, India state briefs, Washington, D.C.: World Bank Group. https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/india/brief/india-states-briefs-kerala.
Zachariah K.C. y Rajan S. I. (2015) Dynamics of emigration and remittances in Kerala: results from the Kerala migration survey 2014, WP n.463, Centre for Development Studies, Trivandrum.