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Freebie Schemes: A Threat To Constitutional Principles? A Critical Analysis Of Electoral Populism, Welfare State And Fiscal Constitutionalism In India
The freebie economy is emerging as a contemporary threat to Constitutional Principles. Increasing prominence of “freebie politics” in Indian elections has generated an important Constitutional debate concerning the relationship between welfare governance an
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