The research cell of Lok Satta identifies priority areas and prepares well-researched position papers, documents and other literature for public education, debate and advocacy. Some of its publications include :

• Alternative bill for enhancing women's representation in legislatures

• Civil Society and Governance

• Citizen's Initiative in Elections

• Constitutional Review- Overview of Key Reform Sectors
• Continuity and Change - Parliamentary Reforms

  

  • Ethics - A new class of offences
  • Lok Pal and Prime Minister
  • Office of Profit
• Corruption and Citizens
• Democracy, Populism and Free Lunches.
• Draft legislation for local government electoral reforms
• E-Governance-From Virtual to Real
• Elections and Representational Legitimacy
• Electoral Reforms
• Electoral Reform Goals.
• Election Watch Manual
• Electricity Sector- People's Charter of Demands
• Empowerment of Local Governments- A LOK SATTA REPORT
• Empowering Women and Reinventing Politics
• Energy Sector Reform and Governance
• Ensuring a Healthy Future
• Ensuring a Healthy Future-NCMP Commitments - Agenda for Action
• Federalism and Local Self Governments in India
• Federalism and Coalition Governments - The Indian Experience
• First World People and Third Wold Politics - The Palkhivala Foundation Lecture
• Governance and Development
• Governance Reforms,Development and Civil Society
• Governance and Growth-Prof G Raghava Reddy First Memorial Lecture
• Governance and Growth - Third Silver Jubilee Lectured delivered at CESS
  
• Governance Reform-Vital First Step
• India Crisis and Oppurtunity
• Indian Constitution-Past Experience and Present Concerns
• Indian Elections - Campaign Finance Reform
• Indian Media-Great Power and Greater Responsibility
• Judicial Reforms
• Liberty and State - Constitutional Values Vs Colonial Instruments
• Local Courts Draft Bill
• Local Courts- An Idea Whose Time Has Come
• Lok Satta-Harnessing People Power
• Making Democracy work for the poor
• People's Charter for public services
• Policing in India -Challanges of the future.
• Political parties and Indian Democracy
• Political Reforms and Economic Prosperity
• Popular Sovereignty vs Responsible Government
• A NOTE ON THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE(AMENDMENT) BILL, 2002
• A Review of the Indian Constitutional and Political System
• Reform Goals
• Reforming Higher Education in India
• Right to Information
• Suggested Agenda for Administrative Reforms at National Level
• Suggested Agenda for Administrative Reforms
• Swarajya-People's Charter
• Women's Reservation Bill - A remedy worse than the disease

People's Watch
Swarajya movement
Election Watch
One Crore Signature Campaign
Indirect Tax Reform Initiatives
New Political Culture

Publications

• Advocacy Papers
• Research Papers by Interns
• Articles in Times of India
• Articles in The Economic Times
• Articles in The Financial Express
• Bhavishyat Bharatam
• Newsletters
• Lok Satta Times
• VOTEINDIA Literature

Projects
Specific campaigns
National networking
Electoral reform
Impact of movement