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      Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Nimbus four twenty and India a deathnell to social sector contracting the IPRs/Nimbur B.N. and Madari D.M. 2. Intellectual Property Rights gear up India to meet the challenges and opportunities/S.K. Karimulla and A. Ranga Reddy. 3. Precision farming importance and relevance to Indian agriculture/V. Siva Jyothsna R. Sudhakar Goud and A. Kamalakar Reddy. 4. Social sector in globalised economy workers perspective/Sham Bahadur Katuwal. 5. Health care infrastructure in the context of globalisation in India/J.B. Komaraiah and Rinky Sharma. 6. India's power sector potential performance and prospects/Kiran Kumar P. Jayasheela and Basil Hans V. 7. Banks and rural development/B. Siddappa. 8. Problems and prospects of India's tourism industry under globalize regime an exploratory study/S.B. Akash and H.Y. Kamble. 9. Banking sector under globalisation/Sumathy Venkatesan. 10. The economics of domestic violence against women/N. Dharmaraj and J. Cyril Kanmony. 11. Intellectual property rights and economic development/S.N. Yogish. 12. Impact of financial sector reforms in banking services a study in Kerala/Benson Kunjukunju and Varghese Anthony. 13. Agriculture India's backbone industry and its plight in the wake of globalisation/P. Pushpa. 14. Sustainable fishery resource development in Maharashtra/P.S. Kamble and Vidya Chougule. 15. Primary education and infrastructure in India progress and problems/N. Harisha Jayasheela and V. Basil Hans. 16. Health for all in India and human distress/W.N. Salve. 17. Problems and prospects of dairy co operatives in India/P.S. Kamble A.S. Suryavanshi and Lalita Jagtap. 18. Problems and prospects of escoms in power distribution/B. Siddappa. 19. Education and telecommunications/S.N. Yogish. 20. The law on industrial designs/M.S. Sowmya and N.S. Sreenivasulu. 21. GATs and India's education sector issues and options/Showkat Ali Magalmani Jayasheela and V. Basil Hans. 22. Water shed development an emerging area of voluntary work in India/V.S. Adigal. 23. Application and procedure under the Patent Act/Kuljit Kaur. The major risk in the globalised world is country risk arising out of intrusion and investment in alien environments characterised by political financial and economic uncertainties in addition to transfer risk which arises owing to transfer products and processes in the event of liberalised factor mobility. The already widening global inequality will be further fuelled by educational inequality in appropriating opportunities. Bad governance itself will be a risk adjoined with governance inseparability risk associated with inefficient changing transactions. Country risks resulting in income disparities reduce overall welfare at the same time increasing inequality. The emergence of regional blocs in trade and culture and the anti globalisation movements caricaturing neo protectionism by more developed groups and the plight of less developed classes and regions in an eye opener in decentralised globalism. 302 pp.