The current volume gives priority to the necessity of 'ecofriendly and green mandate' as well as 'effective mobilisation and devolution of finance' for rebuild a better Kerala in the aftermath of great flood of 2018 and 2019. The book consists of seven chapters, which indeed extend the horizon of alternative perspective of "Restructuring Kerala Economy". It is expected that this volume would be useful to the students, researchers, academicians, policy makers and those interested on various issues related to restructuring of Kerala economy. The book gives lessons to other countries and states looking for solutions to the similar problems faced by them.

CONTENTS
Extending the Thoughts on Restructuring Kerala Economy
Abdul Salim A & Siddik Rabiyath
1. E-Governance for Development: Can We Use e-Governance for Re-building Kerala?
C Krishnan
2. Effective Management of the Blue-Green Infrastructure Investment Pathways for Restructuring Kerala Economy.
G Radhakrishna Pillai
3. Manifestations of Knowledge-Based Economy: A Case of Doctoral Research in Universities of Kerala.
Christabell P J and Rajeev B
4. Fiscal Decentralisation in Kerala: Fifth State Finance Commission’s Recommendations on Devolution and Status of Implementation
B A Prakash
5. On the Overcoming of Neoliberal Constraints on Resource Mobilisation in Kerala
C Sarathchand
6.Trade-off between Development and Environment: Role of Local Bodies in Promoting Sustainable Tourism
Martin Patrick and Levin I V
7. Segregation and the Outlier Communities: Issues of the SC-STs of Kerala
D Rajasenan