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Zustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. Clean from markings. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,400grams, ISBN:0030830257.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Fourth Impression. Suggestions and recipes for 365 Breakfasts, 365 Dinners and 365 Suppers answering the age old question 'What shall we have for .' 172pp showing some kitchen stains to the last dozen or so pages.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction/B.C. Upreti. 2. Globalisation and South Asia responses and alternatives/R.R. Ramchandani. 3. Globalisation and state in South Asia responses and implications/B.C. Upreti. 4. Globalisation and geo economic challenges before state/Ambrish Dhaka. 5. Globalisation and developing countries/Olive Peacock. 6. Globalisation and problems of governance in South Asia/Prem R. Bhardwaj. 7. Globalisation and regionalisation in international relations and Foreign Policy a critique of existing paradigms/B.M. Jain. 8. Challenges to and of globalisation need of regional and sub regional cooperation in South Asia/Amita Agarwal. 9. Political identity civil society and democracy in India trends and imperatives of hegemonistic paradigm/Mohan Lal Sharma. 10. Globalisation and India Impact and implications/Ramesh K. Chauhan. 11. Globalisation and its implications for India/Roopali Sharma. 12. Pakistan's response to globalisation/P.L. Bhola. 13. Globalisation and Pakistan changing external dynamics/Shashi Upadhyay. 14. Globalisation and Sri Lanka opportunities and challenges/Krishan Gopal. 15. Poverty reduction practice and globalisation in Sri Lanka dynamics and implications/Karori Singh. 16. Impact of globalisation on Nepalese political system an overview/M.D. Dharamdasani. 17. Gross national happiness in Bhutan An alternative to globalisation/R.C. Mishra. Globalisation which has dominated the Post Cold War International Order is a comprehensive process with its wide ranging implications for most of the countries of the world today. As a concept globalisation is still debatable largely because of the complexities of this phenomenon. Whether globalisation has to be viewed in terms of its historical continuity or as an exclusively post Cold War process in difficult to ascertain. It is also confusing whether globalisation is an economic process or a socio political process or a complex of all. Despite all encompassing confusions and complexities globalisation has become an inescapable reality particularly for the countries of the developing world because of their own internal socio economic and political complexities. Like many developing countries the South Asian states have tried to respond to the process of globalisation. Whether it is possible to draw certain parallels in this regard is an important question. Globalisation has both positive and negative connotations. To what extent South Asian countries are capable to take advantage of the positive aspects and avoid the negative impacts. Is it possible to find out an alternative to globalisation. To what extent South Asian states are capable in forgoing an equilibrium between different dimensions of globalisation. These are some important issues of enquiry in the context of process of globalisation and nation states. The present volume includes studies focusing on the responses capacities and capabilities of South Asian countries vis a vis globalisation. The studies focusing both on the region as a whole and the individual countries are included here to examine the above raised issues. 190 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Good. OCLC: 10171825 ; LC: SB449 ; serial publication distributed by florists ; numerous photographs of period interiors and personalities, as well as details of furniture, place settings, flower arrangements, and objets d'art ; black cloth with gold lettering ; dusty ; some slight warping of outer edges of covers ; very colorful ; decorative endpapers ; scarce industrial 1950's item ; G. Book.…

Cloth. Zustand: Good. Two uncommon post-war cookery books from Constance Peel and Christina B. Peacock. This delightful set includes the fourth edition of The "Daily Mail" Cookery Book and the first edition of The Practical Daily Menu.In the original cloth bindings.Both of these works touch on the conditions leftover from the war time, particularly with using ingredients with more care and an economic mind.'The Practical Daily Menu' offers recipes for 365 breakfasts, 365 dinners and 365 suppers, including hot pot, toad in a hole, Naples pudding, fish custard and stuffed onions.'The Daily Mail Cookery Book' prefaces its recipes with advice on equipment, cleaning utensils and how to keep meals and re-heat dishes. Recipes are of similar taste, including mince, mock duck, lentil patties, curried rice and angel cake, among many others.With twenty-two pages of advertisements to the rear of 'Daily Mail' and four pages of advertisements to the rear of 'Practical Daily Menu'. In the original cloth binding. Externally, smart. With more notable rubbing and bumping to the extremities of 'Daily Menu', and fading to the spine. Marks to the boards of both. Front hinge to 'Daily Menu' is starting, but firm. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, with offsetting to the endpapers. With a few scattered spots to 'Daily Menu' and only the very odd spot to 'Daily Mail'. Good. None (illustrator). book.…