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Kavaljit Singh explains the central role of transnational corporations and other key players in determining key investment patterns and shows how the millions of dollars that are moved around the world everyday profoundly affect fundamental decisions such as who gets to eat and who doesn’t and who accumulates wealth and at whose expense. He also debunks some of the myths surrounding investment flows and suggests ways in which investment can be brought back under the democrratic control of people and governments.

Events in the past two decades including the demolition of the Babri mosque in 1992 and the subsequent widespread violence that followed, the formation of a BJP led government at the Centre in 1998 and the Gujarat carnage of 2002 have raised the crucial question of the similarities and dissimilarities between communalism from fascism. This debate is addressed in the form of 20 brief essays by a well known researcher and writer based in Mumbai.

This book claims to be a backgrounder on the subject of Structural Transformation. It focuses on the kinds of economic structures that could revitalize and enrich the people of this country at all levels of society. The book not only sets out a theoretical point of view but also reports on a wide range of initiatives taking place at present which would indicate that it is possible for this country to move in the direction of a new economic model.

The ‘Singapore issues’ – investment, competition policy, government procurement and trade facilitation are among the topics discussed in this booklet.

This booklet provides an overview of the phenomenon of globalisation and its effects on the conditions of rural producers in the South countries.

This paper examines the TRIPS-permitted flexibilities – compulsory licensing, government use and parallel importation – which developing countries can make use of to override drug patents and make available more affordable medicines.

This book looks at Ghana in the context of WTO and trade liberalization.

This book charts the evolution of the multi-trading system over the last half a century and examines its future as well. Written by an expert and leading authority on international trade.

The several Doha rounds grabbed public attention if only to see whether the developed nations could get away with audacious strategies to further impoverish the developing nations. This book examines the various rounds and their import.

This book highlights the likely effects on developing countries who agree to TRIPS-plus provisions like Free Trade Agreements etc. The book also shows how stronger intellectual property rights can actually harm innovation and decrease access to information and technology.

Presents the Indian experience with financial liberalization

This booklet examines the impact of the global crisis of 2008-09 on Pakistan’s economy.

This booklet examines the impact of the global crisis of 2008-09 on the Turkish economy.

This booklet examines the impact of the global crisis of 2008-09 on Phillipines’ economy.

This book deals with one of the major challenges of our times. It is a challenge that each and every inhabitant of this planet should try to understand.