Regime transformations and global realignments

By:

"Ahuja, Kanta (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Pub.; 1993Description: 418p.-ISBN:

8170363578

Subject(s):

International relations

DDC classification:

327.5404 REG

Summary: This volume examines the impact of regime transformations in Eastern (including the CIS) and Western Europe as well as their politico-economic consequences for the world at large and Asia and India in particular. Divided into six parts, the contributions examine options for South-South cooperation, renewed North-South policies, problems facing planning in India and its economic relations with Eastern and Western Europe. Concepts like development contracts and good governance as well as the similarities and differences between India and Europe's transition from tradition to modernity and democracy are discussed in the concluding part of the book.

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This volume examines the impact of regime transformations in Eastern (including the CIS) and Western Europe as well as their politico-economic consequences for the world at large and Asia and India in particular.
Divided into six parts, the contributions examine options for South-South cooperation, renewed North-South policies, problems facing planning in India and its economic relations with Eastern and Western Europe.

Concepts like development contracts and good governance as well as the similarities and differences between India and Europe's transition from tradition to modernity and democracy are discussed in the concluding part of the book.

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