The WTO and India: issues and negotiating strategies/
The WTO and India: issues and negotiating strategies/
edited by Alokesh Barua and Robert M. Stern
- New Delhi: Orient BlackSwan, 2010.
- xxxi, 409 p. : ill., map ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [373]-395) and index.
The WTO and trade negotiations : a developing country viewpoint / The WTO and our role in the world economy of the future / India and coalitions in multilateral trade negotiations / Searching for the missing link : India's negotiation strategy at WTO? / Designing a proactive stance for India in the Doha development agenda negotiations / India at Doha : retrospect and prospect / WTO agricultural negotiations and India / How big is the bang for India? : market access in textiles / Regional integration through trade facilitation : integrating East India with Bangladesh and North India with Central Asia / Transparency in government procurement : a case study in India / The TRIPS agreement : public health concerns for India / GATS negotiations in environmental services : a developing countries perspective with special reference to India / Trade and poverty in the poor countries / Globalisation, growth, and the poor / Income distribution, structural change, and international trade : a developing countries perspective with special reference to India / Trade liberalisation and income inequality : an analysis of inter-regional income inequality in India / Manoj Pant -- Ashok Guha -- Manmohan Agarwal -- Debashis Chakraborty -- Alan V. Deardorff and Robert M. Stern -- Arving Panagariya -- Ramesh Chand -- Trade and industrial performance sing the WTO reforms : what Indian evidence suggests? / Alokesh Barua, Debashis Chakraborty, and Pavel Chakraborty -- Samar Verma -- Pritam Banerjee, Dipankar Sengupta, and Phunchok Stobdan -- Sandwip Kumar Das -- Amit Shovon Ray -- GATS and India : negotiations in mode 3 / Rashmi Banga -- Aparna Sawhney -- Jagdish Bhagwati and T.N. Srinivasan -- T.N. Srinivasan and Jessica Seddon Wallack -- Ananya Ghosh Dastidar -- Alokesh Barua and Pavel Chakraborty. section 1. A developing countries perspective. section 2. Negotiating options and strategies. section 3. Market access : agriculture, manufactures and textiles. section 4. Trade facilitation and government procurement : Singapore issues of future concern. section 5. TRIPS and GATS. section 6. Growth, poverty and inequality.
9788125040422 8125040420
Negotiation in business--India
Foreign trade regulation--India
India--Commercial policy
382.92 / BAR/T
Includes bibliographical references (p. [373]-395) and index.
The WTO and trade negotiations : a developing country viewpoint / The WTO and our role in the world economy of the future / India and coalitions in multilateral trade negotiations / Searching for the missing link : India's negotiation strategy at WTO? / Designing a proactive stance for India in the Doha development agenda negotiations / India at Doha : retrospect and prospect / WTO agricultural negotiations and India / How big is the bang for India? : market access in textiles / Regional integration through trade facilitation : integrating East India with Bangladesh and North India with Central Asia / Transparency in government procurement : a case study in India / The TRIPS agreement : public health concerns for India / GATS negotiations in environmental services : a developing countries perspective with special reference to India / Trade and poverty in the poor countries / Globalisation, growth, and the poor / Income distribution, structural change, and international trade : a developing countries perspective with special reference to India / Trade liberalisation and income inequality : an analysis of inter-regional income inequality in India / Manoj Pant -- Ashok Guha -- Manmohan Agarwal -- Debashis Chakraborty -- Alan V. Deardorff and Robert M. Stern -- Arving Panagariya -- Ramesh Chand -- Trade and industrial performance sing the WTO reforms : what Indian evidence suggests? / Alokesh Barua, Debashis Chakraborty, and Pavel Chakraborty -- Samar Verma -- Pritam Banerjee, Dipankar Sengupta, and Phunchok Stobdan -- Sandwip Kumar Das -- Amit Shovon Ray -- GATS and India : negotiations in mode 3 / Rashmi Banga -- Aparna Sawhney -- Jagdish Bhagwati and T.N. Srinivasan -- T.N. Srinivasan and Jessica Seddon Wallack -- Ananya Ghosh Dastidar -- Alokesh Barua and Pavel Chakraborty. section 1. A developing countries perspective. section 2. Negotiating options and strategies. section 3. Market access : agriculture, manufactures and textiles. section 4. Trade facilitation and government procurement : Singapore issues of future concern. section 5. TRIPS and GATS. section 6. Growth, poverty and inequality.
9788125040422 8125040420
Negotiation in business--India
Foreign trade regulation--India
India--Commercial policy
382.92 / BAR/T