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Hardcover. Condición: New. Geo-strategically speaking, South Asia, which represents about one-fourth of the world population, occupies a very important position in the arena of world politics. The regional characteristics are marked by sharp contrasts--on the one hand, South Asia is one of the fastest growing regional economies with declining poverty rates and improvements in human development indicators, and on the other, it is marked by weak governance structures and feeble democratic institutions. It is also home to some of the worst forms of deprivation, poverty, and socio-political conflicts. Democratic institutions in South Asia have largely remained weak. The crisis of democracy is manifested by pervasive nepotism and corruption, an absence of transparency and accountancy in public administration, and a lack of respect for the rule of law. Lack of democratic governance in one state affects governance in the neighbouring states. Social issues affect the quality of life of the poor in South Asia. This category also includes issues like energy security, health security, problems arising out of global warming, water management, human rights and gender balance, refugees, cyber warfare, etc. Political issues include legitimacy, democracy, governance, insurgency, war on terror, cyber terrorism, etc.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents Preface IntroductionT Nirmala Devi I Global financial crisis impact on South Asian economies Global financial crisis impact on South Asia Keynote addressAN Ram 1 South Asia the global financial crisisIP Khosla 2 Pangs of global financial crisis South Asia and beyondSom P Pudasaini 3 Global financial crisis and beyond lessons for SAARC countriesT Nirmala Devi 4 Impact of global financial crisis on SAARCM Sundara Rao and B Lakshmana Rao 5 Global financial slowdown and South Asia with special reference to BangladeshIndra Nath Mukherji 6 The financial crisis and PakistanR Radhai 7 Steady progress of India-Bhutan Strategic relations irrespective of deepening global financial crisisA Lakshmana Chetty II Global financial crisis impact on developing economies with a special focus on India 8 The world economic crisis and its impact on developing countriesP Hari Prakash Subrahmanyam and D Harinarayana 9 Changing role of emerging economies India and ChinaV Ramesh Babu and Srinivasulu Bayineni 10 Global economic crisis and India emerging issuesK Sreerama Murty and K Sailaja 11 Global financial crisis and impact on Union Finances of IndiaR Sudarsana Rao B Lilly Grace Eunice and G Purushotham 12 Global financial crisis and its impact on Indian Banking InstitutionB Appa Rao 13 Global financial recession implications for Indian economyM Prasada Rao III Global financial crisis Impact on human development in South Asia 14 The impact of global recession on human development in South AsiaG Ramachandrudu A Venu and S Prasada Rao 15 India?s precarious food security in the context of geopolitical rumblings of food insecurityY Yagama Reddy 16 South Asian human rights mechanism politico-economic perspectiveShveta Dhaliwal IndexGlobal financial crisis the consequence of an unsustainable growth pattern that has been emerging since a decade impacts the economies in all the regions irrespective of their degree of globalization and deft economic management Both developed and developing countries have different threats from the crisis and devised appropriate measures to contain it South Asia weathered the crisis much better than most of the regions in the world The region is least-affected by the global meltdown due partly to the relatively closed nature of some of its members in respect of trade and capital flows; and partly to the strong fundamentals and prudent policies of the rest Resilience is mostly seen in South Asia not only in knowledge-intensive services and exports of garments and textiles but also in workers remittances and foreign direct investment India being driven by internal demand; sound domestic policies; and well-regulated banking system has escaped the worst effects of the crisis to show assured signs of strong recovery 218 pp.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: The organization of eight South Asian nations, namely India, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan , Sri Lanka and Afghanistan with observer nations, Myanmar, China, Iran, the European Union (EU) and the United States, to name a few, is known as the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). It was established at the first summit in Dhaka on December 78, 1985. India, significantly, constitutes 70 per cent or more of SAARC's area and population. All have a shared culture, ethnicity and experienced long interactive historical events including British imperialism and its consequences. Over the years, SAARC has attempted to address several regional concerns, for instance drug and human trafficking, economic cooperation among south Asian states and the forging of a south Asian social identity and most recently efforts have been made to tackle the menace of terrorism in the region. Despite its stated intentions SAARC as a regional body has for years grappled with interstate, intrastate and regional conflicts. Since its existence in 1985, SAARC has been criticized for its failure to forge an effective regional identity. Interstate conflicts and the bilateral interests of member states have a decisive influence on the achievements of SAARC; the regional body has also been influenced by external players and other regional organizations. SAARC, regrettably, has yet to develop into a conflictmediating or conflictresolving institution both on multilateral and bilateral issues. This publication is a byproduct of a very successful ICSSR sponsored National Seminar organized by the Department of Political Science University School of Open Learning, Panjab University, Chandigarh from March 2425 , 2014. The book comprises of papers presented during the National Seminar from learned and distinguished experts, academicians, and research scholars. This study evaluates SAARC, as a living and developing organization and efforts have been made to cover all the aspects in an objective manner. This edited work is an attempt to bring to light the debilitating effect of interstate conflicts in South Asia on regional cooperation. Analyses has focused primarily on the negative association of interstate conflict and regionalism in South Asia, however this study also discusses how other regional cooperation mechanisms in South Asia have coped with such challenges to promote a vibrant regional identity. The study also analyses various development policies and Confidence Building Measures initiated by the respective Governments, and provides useful suggestions and policy recommendations to tackle the concerned challenges in South Asia. This book should serve as an important source as it provides a wealth of information about the existing issues of contentious prevailing in South Asian region, that have been continuously hampering the process of regional economic cooperation and integration under the forum of SAARC. This Book will be highly useful for the readers interested in studying the issues, problems and conflicts in South Asia. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dr. Emanual Nahar is working as a Professor at Department of Political Science USOL, Panjab University, Chandigarh. He specializes on Foreign Policy issues in South Asia & Minority and Dalit Politics in India. Prof. Emanual Nahar obtained his Doctorate Degree from Panjab University, Chandigarh. He is the Director Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy (CSSEIP) & Dr. Ambedkar Centre , Panjab University, Chandigarh. Presently, he is also Director cum Coordinator Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights and Duties at Panjab University. Prof. Nahar has been supervising Ph.D research scholars and is also the Member Research Degree Committee in Political Science, Panjab University. Apart from this edited book, he has six books published under his name and his numerous research papers have figured in various Journals of repute. He has participated and presented research papers in various national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. Prof. Nahar has received prestigious awards (Thorpes and William Carry Award) in the field of education. He is member of Senate, Panjab University, Chandigarh and member/advisor of various educational and academic bodies of North India. CONTENTS: Preface ? 7 Introduction ? 9 Unit I Chapter 1 Freedom of the Press: An Overview ? 17 Chapter 2 Freedom of the Press and the British Government (19081947) ? 29 Chapter 3 Freedom of the Press and the Indian Government (19481988) ? 47 Chapter 4 Freedom of the Press and Article 19 (a): Case Studies ? 79 Chapter 5 Freedom of the Press and Press Council of India ? 93 Chapter 6 Summary and Conclusions ? 107 Unit II Chapter 7 Gandhian Journalism ? 125 Chapter 8 Gandhi's Free Speech ? 151 Chapter 9 Gandhi's Free Attire ? 173 Chapter 10 Gandhi's Free Communication Versus Ethics ? 195 Chapter 11 Gandhi's Free Religion ? 205 Index ? 233 The Title 'Inter-State Conflicts and Contentious Issues in South Asia Challenges and Prospects For Saarc written/authored/edited by Emanual Nahar', published in the year 2016. The ISBN 9789351281696 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 328 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Kalpaz Publications. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is International Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 328.…

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Plurality poverty and democracy in South Asia the need for consociational political technologies/P.C. Mathur. 2. State and democracy in the SAARC countries/S.L. Verma. 3. Globalisation and politics in South Asia a search for peace and stability/R.K. Barik. 4. Fundamentalism in South Asia/Sunita Gangwal. 5. Constitution and democratic governance in India/Ashwini K. Ray. 6. Globalisation governance without government an Indian experience/Prem R. Bhardwaj. 7. Managing ethnic relations in Pakistan a case study of Baluchistan/Savita Pande. 8. Crises of democracy in Pakistan role of ruling elite/Shashi Upadhyay. 9. Fundamentalist challenge to democracy in Bangladesh/Pramod Mishra. 10. Military in politics of Bangladesh a review/Rajinder Singh Chauhan. 11. Democracy in Nepal problems and challenges in a transitional polity/B.C. Upreti. 12. Maoists problem in Nepal threat to democracy/Deeptima Shukla. 13. Democracy and decentralization in Bhutan/R.C. Misra. Democracy as a system of governance is widely acknowledged and well established phenomenon all over the world. Though complex yet it remains flexible debatable as well as critical at times. The growth of democracy is not uniform in all the parts of the world. However the mere establishment of democracy is not sufficient. It has to be nurtured sustained and institutionalized which is possible if there is distributive justice social equality economic growth civic culture along with good government. State is an important institution as it creates necessary conditions for the growth and sustenance of democracy. However with the end of cold war and emergence of globalization there is greater emphasis on democracy all over the world. Globalization has not only posed challenges of varied nature before the state and growth of democracy but it has generated pressures and created requirements of its own kind before the nation states. South Asian region does not remain unaffected with the global developments. However the historical circumstances proved decisive not only to the fate of the nation states but to the growth of democracy as well. The urge of modernization shared borders weak territorial base overlapping ethnicity weak governance has frequently exploded into wars and interventions in these countries. Thus challenges to and conflict between state and democracy is not only wide in South Asia but has left a deep impact on the fate of democracy in the region. This kind of scenario calls for a comprehensive discussion of the nature and dimensions of state and democracy in South Asia. 202 pp.…

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