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E-bok
Engelska, 2001757 kr
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The European Union, which came into existence on 1 Januay 1993, is a major event in international political and economic relations and has caught the attention of the world. The collapse of the Soviet Union and the dramatic turn of events in Eastern Europe have significant bearings on North-South Relations as the countries of South undergo fundamental changes. Against this backdrop, the construction of the European Union and its impact on developing countries in the context of changing North-South relations provide an interesting agenda for research. The process of construction of the Union involved radical changes in the economic, commercial, trade and external policies of the European Community. These changes, although mostly internal, would have significant implications for all other countries in relation to the Community. The book first analyses issues in contemporary North-South relations. Then it examines the impact of EC integration on the developing countries in general and India in particular.
E-bok
Engelska, 2001683 kr
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In this book, eleven eminent scholars drawn from Europe and South Asia have examined the relationship between contemporary Europe and South Asia. They have looked at its different facets from various angles. Though each essay has its own distinction and thematic completion, together they present a picture of a mosaic which characterises the features of relationship between contemporary Europe and South Asia in general, and India in particular, with greater emphasis on the post-war scenario. Europe and South Asia, given their historical links and comparable developments towards regional integration, should have close and cooperative relations in the new millennium. Bui this is not automatically happening and South Asia continues to be on the margin of ElTs priorities- This book moves beyond the traditional approaches to bilateral trade relations between Europe and South Asia. The emerging pattern of international relations demands a rethinking of North-South relations-European Union as a powerful representative of the North and South Asia with most characteristics of the South. This book contributes to the process of the rethinking.