Articoli correlati a Human Rights in a Globalised World
Sinossi
The human rights question becomes pertinent in the contemporary situation of political re-configuration, economic globalisation, and consequent inequality and marginalisation. The book deals with the diverse issues of civil, political, economic and social rights emerging in India, China, South Asia and expatiates on the emergence of the regional human rights mechanism in South Asia, Africa and the Americas.
The book analyses the rise in impact of the 'non-state' actor as the interface of threat and opportunity between business and human rights is increasing. India, China and Brazil are emerging as global players, forging new political and economic alliances with nations from Asia, Africa and Latin America, but their allegiance to human rights standards remains unclear and erratic. Amidst the constant evolution of the human rights agenda, the book focuses on human rights defenders in India and South Asia, and captures the current human rights situation of India, a mix of progress and regression, gains and losses. It captures this complexity with a positive, but cautious/challenging note.
This book will interest a wide general readership, apart from development professionals, students, NGOs, human rights organisations, and policy makers.
Le informazioni nella sezione "Riassunto" possono far riferimento a edizioni diverse di questo titolo.
Recensione
This book serves as a ready reference for the researchers in the area of financial reforms. It covers financial reforms and impact of reform measures in almost all the areas including banking sector, non banking finance companies, financial intermediaries, primary and secondary capital markets, foreign exchange market and finally activities and impact of FDI and FPI in India.
(Abhigyan)The book is likely to be most useful for fresh researchers who would like a basic introduction to the state of the financial sector in India. It would also introduce them to the basic publications of the RBI and SEBI.
(The Journal of Entrepreneurship)[The book] examines the reforms in all key segments of the financial system during the last two decades...the period of reforms covered in the book can be said to be the most important and rather an exciting phase of the Indian economy...the analysis and details given in the book can be of good reference material for all those policy makers and academics who are working in the field of monetary economics and/or financial sectors.
(Prajnan)L'autore
Vyuptakesh Sharan is presently Emeritus Fellow at the South Asian Studies Division, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. Prior to this assignment, he was UGC Visiting Professor at the Department of Commerce, Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi and also AICTE Visiting Professor, Global Business Operations Post-graduate Programme, Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, and former Professor and Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Business, Magadh University. Professor Sharan has delivered special lectures at several universities, including a University at Warsaw. The articles authored by him have been published in several international and Indian journals. His book India’s External Sector Reforms (2001) was widely appreciated by academics.
Le informazioni nella sezione "Su questo libro" possono far riferimento a edizioni diverse di questo titolo.