Encircling the seamless : India, climate change and the global commons

By:

Damodaran A

Contributor(s):

Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2010Description: 347p xviiiISBN:

9780198066750

Subject(s):

1. Globalization - Environmental Aspects2. Climatic Changes - Government Policy3. Sustainable Development - India4. Global Commons

DDC classification:

344.046 DAM

Contents:

Contents: 1.: The New International Environment: Changing the Unchanged; 2.: Stereotypes on Development; 3.:. How Statesmen and International Organizations View the Challenges of Globalization; 4.: India: The Multi Faced Nation State; 5.: The Facets of India's Rurality; 6.: Adapting to Globalization or Fighting it? The Politics of the Local and ICT; 7.: Environmentalism in the World; 8.: Policies for the Environment-The Story of India; 9.: Leaders, Markets and Values: Neo-Malthusian Discourses; 10.: Compensating For Lost Resources. Do They Work?; 11.: Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Scourge of Instrumentalism; 12.: Civil Society, Non-civil Society, Non-governmental Organizations, and Environment and Trade; 13.: Restructuring International Regimes for Global Sustainable Development; 14.: Diversity as the Lodestar of Global Environmental Governance.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	344.046 DAM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		26577

Contents:
1.: The New International Environment: Changing the Unchanged;
2.: Stereotypes on Development;
3.:. How Statesmen and International Organizations View the Challenges of Globalization;
4.: India: The Multi Faced Nation State;
5.: The Facets of India's Rurality;
6.: Adapting to Globalization or Fighting it? The Politics of the Local and ICT;
7.: Environmentalism in the World;
8.: Policies for the Environment-The Story of India;
9.: Leaders, Markets and Values: Neo-Malthusian Discourses;
10.: Compensating For Lost Resources. Do They Work?;
11.: Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Scourge of Instrumentalism;
12.: Civil Society, Non-civil Society, Non-governmental Organizations, and Environment and Trade;
13.: Restructuring International Regimes for Global Sustainable Development;
14.: Diversity as the Lodestar of Global Environmental Governance.

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