Peace, disarmament, self-reliance, non-alignment, mutual respect and development are the factors that provide the foundation of India's international relations and also determine its reactions to developments taking place in different parts of the world. India's foreign policy since the time of Independence has essentially been to expand its strategic space (less)

It provides a detailed of the risks and challenges associated with international banking, especially in the present scenario of global markets. The book is written in four modules, wherein each module covers one particular topic to make it easy for the reader to grasp it.

The first module of the book is devoted to the discussion of the essential aspects of international banking. It describes, basically, the journey of the evolution of the global monetary system over years.

The second module consists of information on the dynamic global foreign exchange. It also deals with money markets and the emphasis throughout remains on the Indian markets.

The third module discusses the inter alia. It details the different modus (less)

Introduction. 2.

Writing Third World Resistance into International Law. 3.

International Law, Third World Resistance and the Institutionalization of Development. 4.

Laying the Groundwork: The Mandate System. 5.

Radicalizing Institutions or Institutionalizing Radicalism? 6. From Resistance To Renewal.

7. Democracy and the Discontent of Development.

8. Human Rights and the Challenge of Social Movements.

9. Constituting the Discourse of Resistance.

10. Social Movements and the Challenge to International Law.

11. Markets, Gender and Identity.

Bibliography. Index.

The urbanization is a reality of our changing world. In developing countries, the lack of job opportunities in rural areas, decline in subsistence economics, and hope of a better life have given rise to the modern megalopolis.

Unfortunately, urban infrastructure, institutions and the natural resource base are often inadequate to support these burgeoning populations. A central question worldwide is, how can our cities be sustained under these circumstances? Water like air is a vital resource without (less)

D. Birla, J.

R.D.

Tata, Azim Premji, N.R.

Narayana Murthy, V. Kurien, Sumantra Ghoshal Et Al.

Their Perceptive Observations On Management Skills, Growth And Motivation Are Of Special Relevance In The Context Of A Globalizing Economy And Make This Collection, Carefully Edited By Leadin Business Athor Gita Piramal And Mukund Beriwala, A One-Stop Guide To Business Success (less)

Executive summary. Acronyms and abbreviations.

1. Introduction.

2. The five themes of CMW.

3. Onwards and beyond CMW to advance the mountain women's agenda.

Bibliography. Index.

From the foreword: "This global gathering was an attempt to recognise and draw the world's attention to mountain women's immense contribution to sustaining life in harsh and fragile environments; to their roles, responsibilities, and rights as the nurturers of their families and communities; and to their stewardship of mountain ecosystems. It was a chance to admire and appreciate mountain women's resilience and drive, their arduous labour, and their willingness to adapt to a changing milieu by taking on entrepreneurial activities to catch up with monetised economies whilst still preserving their old traditions and cultures for future generations.

Women are the reservoirs of indigenous knowledge, and it is they who in the face of change and new challenges, struggle to keep themselves, their families, and their communities (less)

Crises and diplomatic management. 2.

Diplomatic management of the crises : the state actors (Regional and global powers). 3.

Diplomatic management of the crises : the non-state actors-I (The role of OIC, ASEAN and NAM). 4.

Diplomatic management of the crises : the non-state actors—II (the role of United Nations). 5.

Personalities and the regional crises. 6.

Managing regional crises: an assessment. Appendices.

Bibliography. Index.

"Discover the full promise of the negotiating process in contemporary diplomacy. Comparing two case studies from Asia with conceptual frameworks drawn from negotiation theory, the author presents an analytic approach to understanding the structure, process and outcome of international negotiations.

The book deals with critical aspects of bargaining and negotiation, from pre-negotiation to the final outcomes. This book is essentially a study of the United Nations mediation in the Afghanistan and Cambodian crises that led to the conclusion of the Geneva Peace Accords and the Paris Peace (less)

The book provides an account of the different ports and dominions that existed during that period. It highlights the role played by the different dynasties such as the Cholas and Pallavas in the overall development of international trade.

The book paints a picture of the business connections that the Tamil provinces shared with different parts of the world, from Rome to the South East. It further divulges the factors that led to the administrative developments during this period and the pivotal role played by the traders in bolstering the economy in Southern India (less)

Great value is placed on darshan, that is, on how we see the world and our relationship with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth (less)

Preface. I.

EI : concept, theory, and measurement: 1. Theory of mind, culture and children's understanding of emotions/Nandita Babu and Jhumki Rath.

2. Psychometric status of emotional intelligence/Rabindra Kumar Pradhan and Devakanta Sarangi.

3. Emotional intelligence research in India: what do we know?/Nutankumar S.

Thingujam. 4.

Emotional intelligence and personality/Vijay Parkash and Anju Rani. II.

EI : in education and home: 5. Impact of physical attributes of the family on emotional intelligence/Gurpreet Bajaj and Vinod Kumar Shanwal.

6. Emotional intelligence and academic achievement/Vinod Kumar Shanwal, Gurpreet Bajaj and S.

B. Singh.

7. Correlates of emotional creativity/Y.

K. Nagle.

III. EI : in the work place: 8.

Comparing the impact of emotional intelligence on self-management and impression management behaviour/Ajay K. Jain.

9. Emotional labour at work: a study of Indian BPOs/Pooja Purang and Shruti Sharma.

10. Emotional competencies and charismatic leadership/Rabindra Kumar Pradhan, Updesh Kumar and Soumio Awasthy.

11. Emotional intelligence and organizational role stress: (less)

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Mala Kapadia has made an important contribution to the study of emotional intelligence and its connection to our inner being. Her book helps heal the heart.

-- Dr. David Frawley Mala has rich experience in the business world through media, an in-depth knowledge of psychology, as well as the healing arts such as Reiki (a profound delicate healing and personal growth method) and many other skills which she has brought to us through this book.

With this background and her unique vision of the current state of life in the world, she offers a clear and practical perspective for improvement. Particularly, her idea of changing the basic educational three Rs from reading, writing and arithmetic to Responsibility, Respect and Rhythm for the new age.

These new Rs are not just idealistic, but (less)

Great value is placed on darshan, that is, on how we see the world and our relationship with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth (less)

The volumes in the series not only document but also analyse the evolution of ideas and strategies and the concrete measures that were taken to shape policies and programmes for women in India. The Report of the Committee on the Status of Women in India' was described as a historic benchmark' when it was first published in 1974.

It forced a reconceptualization of the prevalent discourse on issues of gender and economic well-being, political participation, law, health and family welfare. Towards Equality: Report of the Committee on the Status of Women in India presents this report and its impact on the nation building process of post-colonial India.

It explores (less)

Great value is placed on darshan, that is, on how we see the world and our relationship with Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth (less)