Abstract
1 IntroductionGovernments around the world have for some timebeen exposed to the forces of globalisation andmacroeconomic reform. Within India, efforts toregulate the impact of world and domestic marketson vulnerable populations have shifted frommacroeconomic policies aimed at protecting coreindustries, such as manufacturing, textiles andagriculture, to microeconomic interventions aimed atproviding food and cash transfers to groups andindividuals affected by market fluctuations andecological disturbances, such as flooding anddrought.
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