Buch, Band 11, 418 Seiten, Format (B × H): 140 mm x 216 mm, Gewicht: 611 g
Reihe: Alternatives in Development
Indo-European Dialogues on the Post-Cold War World
Buch, Band 11, 418 Seiten, Format (B × H): 140 mm x 216 mm, Gewicht: 611 g
Reihe: Alternatives in Development
ISBN: 978-0-8039-9131-6
Verlag: SAGE Publications
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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Introduction
PART ONE: TRANSFORMATIONS OF COMMUNISM
Introduction
Scenarios for the Future of the CIS and Eastern Europe - Stanislav Menshikov
The Long March from the Command Economy to the Market - Ramnath Narayanswamy
Regime Transformations and the South - Catrinus J Jepma
Some Global Long-Term Scenarios
China - Wouter Tims
The Future of Reform
PART TWO: GLOBAL REALIGNMENTS AND WESTERN EUROPE
Introduction
A World in Flux - Godfried van Bentham van den Bergh
Power Relations and Global Order
The New Northern Concert of Powers in a World of Multiple Independencies - A P Rana
Western European Integration in the Changing World Order - R Harshe
European Security Issues - Gautam Sen
Deeper and Wider European Integration and the Effect on External Relations - R Robert Cohen
PART THREE: SOUTHERN AND EASTERN REORIENTATIONS
Introduction
Economic Cooperation Among Developing Countries - Hans Linnemann
Global or Regional?
The Future of Non-Alignment - V R Panchamukhi
The Chances of a New Eurasian Bloc - Stanislav Menshikov
The Pacific Area after the Collapse of the Soviet Union - Kurt W Radtke
Japan, China and Korea
Asean and its Economic Relations with a Restructured Europe - Charan D Wadhwa
PART FOUR: INDIA AT THE TURNING POINT
Introduction
Development Planning in India After the Collapse of the Soviet System - Kanta Ahuja
Industrial Planning in India - Suresh D Tendulkar
Institutional Environment and Regulatory Regime
India's Economic Relations with the Former Eastern Bloc - R G Gidadhubli
India and Europe in Transition, and Indian Exports to the EC - Atul Sarma and Pradeep Kumar Mehta
India and SAARC - Nancy Jetly
The Political Imperatives
PART FIVE: NORTH-SOUTH POLICY INITIATIVES AND `GOOD GOVERNANCE'
Introduction
Reorienting OECD Policies Towards the South - Louis Emmerij
Combating the Greenhouse Effect - Gerrit Faber
Options for Indo-EC Initiatives
Implementing Human Rights - Paul J I M de Waart
Good Governance as a United Nations Concern
The United Nations, Good Governance and Global Governance - Rahmatullah Khan
PART SIX: EPILOGUE
Globalization, Civilizational Traditions and Multiple Modernities - S N Eisenstadt
