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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Foreword. Preface. Abbreviations. List of contributors. Introduction and overview/Anil Kumar Thakur and Adesh Sharma. 1. Asian Economic Integration/Indernath Mukherji. 2. The road map of economic integration of an Asian Block JACEAS/Debesh Bhowmik. 3. Towards an Asia Trade Bloc role of East Asia ASEAN AND SAARC/Davinder Kumar Madaan. 4. Regional blocs trade flows and revealed comparative advantages case for Asian Economic Integration/Paramjit Nanda and P.S. Raikhy. 5. Trade integration in South Asia problems and prospects/Smriti Mukherjee. 6. Asian Economic Integration a strategic relevance of broad approach/H.H. Uliveppa D.R. Albal and M.N. Siddalingappanavar. 7. Agenda for Asian Economic Integration problems and prospects/Amalesh Banerjee. 8. Asian Economic Integration issues and challenges/Krishen K. Kaushik and Kurt K. Klein. 9. Asian Economic Integration an emerging sub paradigm in regional groupings/V.N. Attri. 10. Asian Regional Financial Integration an analysis of a possible road map/Shrawan Kumar Singh. 11. Can South Asia create a common currency/Priyanka Gaur. 12. Exchange rate regimes and monetary policy for Asian countries/Puspa Tarafdar. 13. Integration of the North Eastern Region with the neighbouring countries in trade and commerce Look East Policy Implicates/Readingstar John Nongbri. 14. India's regional trading with the SAARC Countries some issues/M.S. Sidhu Lavleen Kaur and Pashupati Ray. 15. Free trade between India and the European Union 15 a general equilibrium approach/Chandrima Sikdar. 16. An economic overview of Asian integration with special reference to Indo Korean Economic Alliance/Sita Ram Singh and Mohan Prasad Shrivastava. 17. With special reference to Indo Nepal Trade Relation/S.P. Saha and Vinod Kumar Choudhary. 18. Asian Economic Integration issues challenges and future prospects thereof/Dev Raj. Index. Economic Integration among Asian countries is getting prominence through various economic cooperation initiatives. While these initiatives emerged from existing trade pacts are limited to largely trade in goods and investment flows some of them do go beyond and attempt to delve into deeper cooperation by way of encompassing issues such as government regulations trade facilitation customs procedures etc. In the backdrop of increasing tendencies towards regional integration in Asia the present volume makes a timely attempt to capture the essence and urgency of Asian Economic Integration. The research papers included in this volume attempt to study in depth the recent proliferation of regional and bilateral agreements and various nuances of the existing regional agreements amongst Asian countries on the basis of theoretical analysis as well as empirical evidence. Importantly some of the papers highlight the crucial roles that some of the powerful and faster growing economies like China Japan South Korea and India assume in the whole process of regional integration in Asia. The book raises fundamental questions such as how far Asian countries are from an effective economic integration what steps are required to be undertaken for achieving this goal what kind of learning the Asian countries might have from the EU's experiences regarding the possibility of creating a common currency union and so on. India being a crucial player in the region this volume focuses specifically on India and critically examines diverse issues from an Indian perspective. 378 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Acknowledgement. 1. An introduction to Asia. 2. The process of Asian economic integration. 3. Macro economics and Asian economic integration. 4. Exchange rate mechanism and Asian economic integration. 5. Success and failures of regional blocs. 6. History of India-Led Asian trade. 7. Feasibility of an India-Led economic bloc. 8. Barriers to India-Led Asian bloc. 9. India's role in global economic crisis. 10. Role of international institutions in India-led Asian blocs. 11. Conclusion. Index. The most important of the book is to look over the econometric analysis towards integration process and feasibility studies. India's leading role in Asia from the ancient age to prior to Battle of Plessey was studied in details. The special attention is due on the proposed international institutions and their roles and functions vis-a-vis a huge literature both on historical evidences of India's dominance in Asian trade and the present role in Asian integration process towards India-led Asian bloc were surveyed carefully. All the aspects of the work in the book were tempered an extra-ordinary attempt other than the traditional research where Europe and American dominance were accepted in international trade and finance.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. 1. Regional economic integration and Asia. 2. Prospects and challenges of Asian economic integration lessons from European Union. 3. Towards Asian monetary and financial integration. 4. Market Driven regional integration in Asia. 5. Asian economic integration and Institution building. 6. Role of India and China in pan economic integration in Asia. 7. NAFTA economic integration in North America. 8. African economic and monetary integration. 9. Mercosur Mercado Commum de Sur (The Southern Cone Common Market) economic integration in Latin America. Index. This book analyzes the nature of Asia's merging regionalism providing a basis for understanding its dimensions and further discussion on ways to move forward. The dynamic and outward looking style of Asian regionalism can have a significant impact in an increasingly globalized world. Regionalism can be a stabilizing factor when shocks arise whether region based or externally imposed. Reflecting the diversity of economies and their histories regional integration follows markedly different patterns across the world. Europe has a long history of regional integration underpinned by a strong institutional framework. North America has chosen a free trade area arrangement that does not foresee the creation of supranational institutions. In Latin America the initial objectives of a common market and coordinated economic policies of Mercado Commum de Sur (MERCOSUR) have suffered setbacks caused by financial turbulence in the region in the late 1990s. In Asia trade integration has progressed at a rapid pace based on the exploitation of intra regional comparative advantages. The book examines all these global economic and monetary integration processes focusing on Asian monetary and financial integration. What is the status of integration in Asia in monetary financial trade and production networks. These aspects have been discussed and compared with successful European economic and monetary integration. To give a more extensive view to the readers separate chapters have been included on North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) MERCOSUR and African Economic and Monetary Integration. The work is useful for students researchers policy makers and all others who want to understand and assess the status processes and challenges of economic and monetary integration. 358 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Look east policy and India: 1. India and the ASEAN regional forum/G.M. Bhat and Shabir Ahmad Padder. 2. ASEAN India economic co-opeartion: issues and prospects/Puspa Tarafdar. 3. South Asian free trade area: a futuristic analysis/Mamta Singh and Manmohan Krishna. 4. Growth of intra-regional trade and export competitiveness of engineering goods: a study of ASEAN countries/Shakira Khan. 5. The look east policy and the North Eastern region of India/Debotpal Goswami. 6. India's economic integration with ASEAN countries: a study of North East India/Komal Singha and Gautam Patikar. II. SAARC and its role in economic integration: 7. SAARC-its role in economic integration/Anjali Dewan. 8. The scope of single currency for SAARC countries/N.K. Dashora. 9. Regional financial integration and Indian economy/Musthaf. 10. Regional economic integration among South East Asian countries/Davinder Kumar Madaan and Vishal Sarin. 11. Economic integration and regional trade blocks: a comparative study using PDB index of integration/D.P. Pal and Abhijit Bhattacharyya. 12. Regionalism v. multilateralism: implications for world trade/P.P. Deshpande. 13. RTAs in a multilateral world trade regime/Neelam Chaudhary. III. WTO and its impacts: 14. Regional integration in SAARC under WTO regime/Sandeep Kaur and Parmjit Nanda. 15. India's textile industry under WTO regime/Vinod Kumar, P.K. Roy and Kanchan Bhaduria. 16. Plant varieties rights in SAARC countries in global perspectives/V.B. Jugale. 17. Trade liberalization and environmental issues in India/Ganesh Kawadia and Manasranjan Dashmishra. IV. Indo-Pak economic co-operation and other issues: 18. Cross-Loc trade in Kashmir: from line of control to line of commerce/Altaf Hussain Kira. 19. Indo-Pak economic cooperation: towards greater Asian economic integration/Imtiyaz-ul-Haq and Ajaz Ahmad Rather. 20. Trade between India and Pakistan: problems and prospects/Malika B. Mistry. 21. Trans border Indo-Pak trading/G.A. Qureshi. 22. Cross border, Indo-Pak trading/Jiji Paul S. 23. Cross LoC trade Mantra for better openings and breaking of psychological barriers: a note/Ghulam Hassan Mir. 24. Kashmir tourism : an analysis/Kawnsar Ul-Yaqoob. V. FDI and economic development: 25. Role of FDI in economic development/Harshada S. Rathod. 26. Significance of FDI in India's economic development/M.C. Patel, D.U. Patel and S.M. Pillai. 27. The role of foreign direct investment in economic development/U.S. Rai, Rishi Vivek Dhar and Pradeep Kumar Singh. 28. Flow of FDI in India : role in economic growth/Asit Gope and Arindam Ghosh. 29. FDI inflow and its role in economic development/Farzana Gulzar. 30. FDI flows: a case study of South East Asia/Radhika Lobo and Vinayak Deshpande. 31. FDI in SAARC region: trends, constraints and opportunities/Rajender S. Godara and Manoj Kumar Siwach. 32. FDI and risk management in financial system/Mahesh Joshi. 33. Determinants of FDI: a literature review/Sakiya Khan. Index. Regional Economic Integration Among South East Asian Countries is an edited volume consisting of the selected papers presented and/or contributed on this important and emerging theme deliberated in the IIDS 7th International Seminar, Srinagar. Altogether 33 papers distributed over 5 sections are included in this book. These are : Look East Policy and India, SAARC and its role in Economic integration, WTO and its impacts Indo-Pak Economic cooperation and other issues and FDI and Economic Development. It is expected that this volume will prove useful to the academicians, researchers, policy-makers and interested readers. (jacket).…