Retreat of democracy and other Itinerant essays on globalization, economics, and India

By:

Basu, Kaushik

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ranikhet; Permanent black; 2007Description: 279 pISBN:

9788178241913

Subject(s):

Democracy

DDC classification:

321.4 BAS

Summary: This accessible and stimulating book on some of the major political and economic issues of our time will delight all readers and astonish anyone who thinks economics is unconnected with literary elegance. Known for his work on economic theory. Kaushi Basu has over the past decade also consolidated his already cosniderable reputation as a writer who can explain complex issues with disarming ease. This book contains and expanded and reworked selection of his best journalistic writings on politics and economic themes since the late 1990s.

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This accessible and stimulating book on some of the major political and economic issues of our time will delight all readers and astonish anyone who thinks economics is unconnected with literary elegance. Known for his work on economic theory. Kaushi Basu has over the past decade also consolidated his already cosniderable reputation as a writer who can explain complex issues with disarming ease. This book contains and expanded and reworked selection of his best journalistic writings on politics and economic themes since the late 1990s.

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