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Soft cover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. The world is still spellbound by the phenomenon called Mr. Donald J. Trump the new President of the United States of America. He has spectacularly garnered the attention of people around the globe, influencing their viewpoint on world politics and international trade; the resultant impression has great consequences for the US and the world. Trump has taken a surprisingly divergent stand against the trade policy that was being pursued by the Obama administration. This has resulted in chaos, and muddied the world trade process. USA is India`s number one trade partner, especially for exports. Any significant shift in the American trade policy is surely going to impact India`s trade relationship with the superpower, and its domestic economic growth, whereas the agenda set by the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi, is to increase Indian exports to the US and move to the next level of trade engagement (after a very successful relationship with the previous American President, Mr. Barack Obama). It becomes imperative now, more than ever, to carefully assess this shift and understand its impact on the Indian foreign trade in order to understand whether the accession of Trump as the US President is in India`s interest or against it. The book attempts to demystify and understand Trump`s approach to dealmaking through current events within and outside the USA, and by studying his past literary writing. It also attempts to suggest routes to strengthen the Indo-US trade relationship in goods and services. It tries to put across few recommendations for the Indian government to help increase Indian exports to the US and how, reciprocally, the American administration can meet their trade objectives. The approach of the book has been simple and suggestive, which would need detailed strategy for implementation. (jacket).

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Condición: New. pp. 326.

Condición: New. pp. 326.

Hardcover. Condición: New. ISBN:9789386618092,326pp.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. This book delves into the economic dimension of India-Central Asia relations in the light of post-Cold War international developments. With Central Asia today being treated as India`s ``extended neighbourhood``, the importance of Central Asia to India is now not merely civilizational and historical, but also geopolitical and economic. Therefore, the book argues that India`s relationship with Central Asia must be seen in terms of a unique multi pronged approach, including, political, economic, strategic, cultural and development partnership. However, given the existing drawbacks in India`s economic engagement with each of the five Central Asian Republics (CARs), the entire study of the book focusses on evaluating the extent and pattern of over two decades of their economic and trade ties in order to make a future projection of the ongoing relations. It seeks Indian policy makers to be aware of the fact that all round economic engagement with Central Asia can be an answer to New Delhi`s multiple objectives: (a) to maintain its political influence in the region; (b) to meet its energy requirements; and (c) to develop a market for its own products. The study is based on the assumption that India`s quest for establishing a strong foothold in the region is likely to depend on consolidating its presence and visibility in the region until political situation allows it to get a cheaper and more secure access to Central Asia through Afghan, Chinese or the Iranian territory. This assumption is grounded on the premise that by pursuing a ``multi-vector`` foreign policy all the Central Asian Republics are seeking to avoid overreliance on any one or handful of foreign partners to ensure security in their political, economic and strategic fields. It further argues that despite the centrality of energy issue, India-Central Asia economic relations now need to be seen through wider prism that would involve important sectors of each of the CARs` economic development planning: uranium, electricity, hydroelectricity, infrastructure, construction, transport, banking, agribusiness, and above all emerging sectors such as the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector. It explores various transportation networks which are likely to propel India into Central Asian picture in the near future. In doing so, it seeks to arrive at a rationale to understand new perspectives and orientations of Indian policy towards Central Asian Republics as enunciated in the ``Connect Central Asia`` policy unveiled in 2012. (jacket).

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. I. E-Governance and good Governance: 1. Rural E-Governance in India: evidences and effectiveness/C.Krishnan. 2. E-Governance and E-Government: a paradigm shift in the development strategy of India/K. Baby. 3. Good Governance and development success story: a study of Shiraguppi Gram Panchayat in Karnataka/Huchhe Gowda. 4. E-Governance through single window system in higher secondary education-a Kerala model/M.G. Prasad. 5. Decentralization, rural Governance and inclusive growth: linkages and implications/Manju Varghese, P. Smitha and M. Sumathy. 6. Good Governance and reforms in Indian higher education/Amiya K. Mohapatra and Ankit Syal. II. Good Governance and economic growth: 7. MGNREGA: an antidote towards poverty alleviation through employment generation/Archana Sinha. 8. Sustainable food systems for security: improving food productivity and food management efficiency/Amrit Patel.9. National nutritional food security ushering in pulse revolution/Gopal K. Kalkoti. 10. The need for bio-medical waste management: an environmental issue/K. Baby. 11. Economic transformation of urban poor through livelihood programmes: a case studyof SJSRY beneficiaries of Barrackpore Municipality of West Bengal/Keya Ghosh. 12. A multi-dimensional contemplation into mining induced displacement and resettlement (MIDR) : a case study of NALCO, Damanjodi, Odisha/Sanjeeb Kumar Jena. 13. Pattern of income distribution under fixed coefficient linear production structure: evidences from Post-reform Indian economy/Tushar Das. Index. The strengths and success of Indian economy certainly depends upon the effectiveness of governance and pace of economic growth. Good governance is the exercise of economic, political and administrative authority so as to manage affairs of the nation through various mechanisms, processes and institutions. It firmly emphasizes on public participation, accountability, transparency, efficient delivery systems, access to information and better citizenship. Good governance and its implications have a tremendous impact on our economic growth and social development the world over. It is the best tool to eradicate poverty, bringing political stability and accountability and ultimately leading to the development of a nation. However, for effective governance initiatives should be redefined so as to customize them to the people's need. Hence, good governance is essential for economic growth of a country. This book consists of two parts: Part I of the book is designed to explain the role and effectiveness of e-governance, with institutional initiatives and reforms incorporated, thereby fulfilling the need of good governance in general and achieve maximum effective governance in particular. Part II of the book enlightens the need and dynamics of good governance and elucidates its worth in the process of economic growth and social development by ensuring better accountability, transparency and efficiency in the system to attain higher well-being of the nation. (jacket).

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. This book is a revised extension of the previous edition, India-Central Asia Relations: The Economic Dimension, and delves deeper into the complex and intricate geopolitical, security and economic relationship of India with Central Asia. India considers Central Asia as its "extended neighbourhood", and has taken various initiatives like "Connect Central Asia" and full membership of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), and views Central Asian Republics (CARs) as an answer to India's multiple objectives: (a) to maintain its political influence in the region; (b) fulfil India's energy requirements; (c) to develop a meaningful economic and trade relationship; and (d) contribute in CARs development by expanding its bouquet of goods and services exports in areas where they benefit mutually. The book covers the detailed study of the issues involved, stakeholders, extent and pattern of the relationship, evaluates the current approach and suggests further possibilities to strengthen the Indo-Central Asia relationship. There has been a tectonic change in the world around us China is the new Capitalist State, and a champion of free trade; the US is the new Socialist State and wishes to be more conservative and protective with its inward looking 'America First' policy; Russia is evolving again to be a Super Power and the EU is facing Brexit; in India, Narendra Modi is the new Prime Minister, who is committed to strengthen India-Central Asia relationship. These events occurred after Dr. Chandra's previous study, and they have a major impact on India's strategic and foreign trade relationship with CARs, hence the need for this revised edition. The book tries to offer a rationale, new perspective, policy re-orientation and shift in India's approach to Central Asia. (jacket).

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Condición: New. Explores the complex and intricate geopolitical, security and economic relationship of India with Central Asia. The book provides a detailed study of the issues involved, stakeholders, extent and pattern of the relationship, evaluates the current approach a.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. The origin of advertising goes back to "outdoor", which is the oldest form of the advertising medium and later evolved as Out of Home advertising (OOH). The OOH media can be "an instrument of change" for Indian cities and help them transform to SMART cities, it can be a delivery vehicle through which critical civic amenities and services can be offered by the Urban Local Bodies and Municipal Corporations in addition to widening their financial resource base. The book in three volumes tries to trace the OOH evolution and offer meaningful alternatives, recommendations on the OOH advertising policy framework for cities. A 360 degree approach has been attempted to understand the OOH medium from advertiser, media planning and creative design aspect, as they along with other physical aspects of the OOH device play a vital role in acceptance of the OOH medium as a primary mode of advertisement. The growth of OOH medium had been organic, fragmented and unplanned leading to abuse and manipulation by some unscrupulous stakeholders, bringing it to disrepute and litigations. The menace of illegal media and utter disregard for safety, led the Hon`ble Supreme Court and other State High Courts to intervene, often resulting in a direction for total ban on outdoor media, which have detrimental implications. In absence of a proper understanding and a scientific policy framework, the Municipal Bodies adopt and implement knee jerk policy decisions. Honest media concessionaires and advertisers suffer from such abrupt decisions and disruptions, along with the city Municipal Corporations losing on key revenue base. The book provides insights and an in depth understanding of the medium, its characteristics and principles for a planned approach for development of the OOH medium. It outlines various approaches and tries to provide a direction on design principles. This Volume-I provides a glimpse into the Origin of Outdoor advertising internationally as well as within India. It highlights the role of outdoor advertising within a city and its relationship with other stake holders. It draws the relationship between Outdoor advertisement and Vehicular traffic which gains significance as safety of motorists is cited as the most common reason for resisting the growth of outdoor advertisement medium. It offers an unbiased critique of Outdoor advertisement in India, the pitfalls and issues to be addressed. This volume draws various categorisations as well as indexes various definitions in practice in the outdoor advertisement industry. The Volume One sets the tone for the next volume wherein an attempt is made to present guidelines and a policy framework for outdoor advertisement planning, designing and implementation.