Reconstructing South Asia

By:

Raju, Adluri Subramanyam (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Gyan; 2007Description: 359 pISBN:

9788121209281

Subject(s):

Economic development

DDC classification:

338.9 REC

Summary: A collection of articles by the scholars across the South Asian region, attempts to suggest ways and means to overcome the problems of varied colours-major bottlenecks in achieving a particular identity in affirmation-to reconstruct South Asia region. The need of a South Asian Union and a single currency in the region and other issues like peace, security, economic, cultural and political issues are well discussed from the people centric perspective.

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A collection of articles by the scholars across the South Asian region, attempts to suggest ways and means to overcome the problems of varied colours-major bottlenecks in achieving a particular identity in affirmation-to reconstruct South Asia region. The need of a South Asian Union and a single currency in the region and other issues like peace, security, economic, cultural and political issues are well discussed from the people centric perspective.

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