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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. 1. Recent employment scenario/Arup Mitra. 2. Impact of monetary, fiscal and external policies on organized sector employment/Vikas Dixit. 3. Employment generation under MGNREGS in rural villages of Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu/M. Saravanan and J.John Vellakkan. 4. Impact of MGNREGA on employment of disadvantaged groups, wage rates and migration in Rajasthan/Mrutyunjay Swain, Shreekant Sharma and Himanshu Parmer. 5. Employment opportunities under MGNREGS in Karnataka/Mallikarjun G. Naik and Ashok R. Rathod. 6. Implementation of Mahatma Gandhi National rural employment Guarantee MGNREGA act: imperatives in the light of empirical evidences/K.K. Bagchi, Sujit Majumdar and Chinmoy Sarkar. 7. Role of MGNREGA in rural employment: a case study of Dakshin Dinajpur District of West Bengal/Tapan Kumar Ghosh, Paramita Dasgupta, Satyen Sarkar and Kanak Kanti Bagchi. 8. New policy regime as a driver of economic growth and employment: an evaluation/Inderjeet Singh, Bhavna Chaabra and Ramna Singla. 9. Employment in India: policies and programmes/S.M. Jawed Akhtar, Md. Masroor Alam and Manzoor Alam. 10. Impact of MGNREGA on employment generation/Manish Dev. 11. Drivers of changing pattern of employment: technical and vocational education and training (TVET)/Nishikant Jha and Amrendra Kumar Singh. 12. Income and employment generation through MGNREGS: a case study in Chinna Gottigallu Mandal of Chittoor District/D. Subramanyam, D. Yuvaraju, M. Devarajulu and G. Savaraiah. 13. Challenges of employment growth in Maharashtra with respect to NREGA: lessons to be learnt/G. Rajalaksmy, Mohana Bandkar and Rohini Kelkar. 14. Employment policies and major employment programmes/Dhananjaya, K.B. and Dhakshayani M. Dongre. 15. Impact of Mahatma Gandhi NREGA on rural wages/Bhagwan Singh Sharma Deepti and Radha Parmar. 16. Growth and employment linkage in Uttar Pradesh/Jagriti Sharma, Rajesh Kumar and Sudama Yadav. Index. The book identifies he factors influencing employment both at the regional and national levels by analyzing various policies and progerammes. The empirical studies of Indian State economies and interdependence between employment and economic growth translate into livelihood security are well incorporated in the book. It employs a very broad range of state experiences to understand the efficacy of MGNREGS and the inter-linkages among various stakeholders of the programme. This book has displayed some important policy implications. Researchers, government executives and readers who are interested in employment and rural development will find the book of enormous use.

figs, tables (illustrator). Contents Preface 1 Multilateralism and regionalism a debateShrawan Kumar Singh 2 SAARC transcending SAPTA and SAFTA an optical view on intra SAARC tradeMasroor Ahmad Beg 3 How well is India doing in the field of regionalism and multilateralism in international tradeAsim K Karmakar 4 Trade relations among SAARC countriesSP Saha Suresh Bhindwar and Ravi Shankar Bakta 5 Globalization and international trade an experience of Indian foreign tradeRishi Vivek Dhar and US Rai 6 WTO BRICKS and regionalism US and EU nations importanceSuhas Avhad 7 Aspects of trade and regional development among SAARC countriesR Maya 8 Indias trade relations with SAARC markets an empirical analysisSurya Rao Kappagantula and Lakshmi Narayana Perarapu 9 Indias trade potential prospects and role in building a free trade area within the SAARC countries a decadal analysisS Lingamurthy and Jagatjyoti Barua 10 Export Led Growth ELG hypothesis an empirical investigation among SAARC nationsAlok Kumar Pandey and Annapurna Dixit 11 Trade complementarity and similarity between India and ASEAN countries in the context of the RTABP Sarath Chandran 12 Changing faces of international trade multilateralism to regionalism an application to IndiaVandana Mittal and Gaurav Agrawal 13 An econometric enquiry on the relationship between export and economic growth in NepalAmit Kundu and Chandan Kumar Mukhopadhyay 14 The success of euro a lesson for SAARC countriesDeepa Rawat and Gunjan Agarwal 15 Regionalism and multilateralism international tradeMP Goswami Rakesh Purohit and Soma Gaur 16 The regionalism and multilateralism in the international trade a post-WTO perspectiveMd Qaiser Alam and Satendra Narayan Singh 17 Import policy in India impact of WTONeena Malhotra and Meenu 18 Issues and challenges of Indo-ASEAN FTA with special reference to trade in servicesManmohan Krishna and Rakesh Kumar Singh 19 Regional integration new dimensionsPuspa Tarafdar 20 Indias agricultural exports to China some constraintsAnjali Tandon 21 India and SAFTADavinder Kumar Madaan and Bharat Bhushan 22 Trade reforms of the South Asian countries future optionsBipin Kumar 23 Critical analysis of regionalism and multilateralism in international tradeDev Raj IndexGlobalization is a phenomenon integrating economic activities of countries through trade for global welfare World Trade Organization WTO is the international body to manage and regulate trading nations easy access to global markets enlarging their market share dismantling trade-distorting tariffs and eventually fostering their economic growth and development Since trade negotiations of WTO on various issues are delayed countries integrate economically on regional basis as trade blocs There is sprouting of trade blocs after the emergence of WTO especially in the Asian continentRegional trade agreements among subset of nations involve deep integration which includes not only reduction of trade barrier but also liberalization of FDI regime and trade in services globalization is a process whereby access to market of the north and attracting DFI from the developed countries that performs as an important factor for successful integration of the world economy The proliferation of FTAs in recent years pose a problem to multilateralism Bilateral agreements must serve as a stepping stone for the widest possible openness in the global trading system The FTAs are major vehicle for deeper integrationThe book provides discussions on the performance of trade blocs in Asia through a comprehensive review of Indias experiences in regional trade The book comprises 22 papers arranged in such a way that the overall matters appear at the beginning and different perspectives of the theme included subsequently desiring for a specific order The book draws lessons on dimensions of multilateralism and regionalism in correct perspective relevance for India in particular and developing world in general This book will come in handy to students and researchers of internationa.