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Cities of Commerce: The Institutional Foundations of International Trade in the Low Countries, 1250-1650
0Unlock the secrets to thriving international trade with this essential study on urban rivalry. Explore the dynamic institutional foundations that propelled cities like Bruges, Antwerp, and Amsterdam to commercial dominance between 1250-1650. This book offers deep insights into how competitive urban development fostered open-access policies, driving unprecedented economic growth. A must-read for scholars and students of economic history, international business, and trade development in India, it redefines understanding of global commerce and institutional change.
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City, Class and Trade: Social and Economic Change in the Third World
0Gain essential insights into the dynamics of social and economic change in developing countries, particularly relevant to India’s growth story. This critical analysis dissects how a globally-oriented economic system and market criteria reshape societies, focusing on the critical issues of urbanization and the proletariat. It’s an indispensable read for Indian students and professionals in sociology, economics, and urban studies seeking to grasp the forces driving contemporary urban growth and class transformation.
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Clash of Spirits: The History of Power and Sugar Planter Hegemony On a Visayan Island
0Delve into the intricate history of power and sugar planter hegemony on a key Philippine island. This compelling study explores the convergence of burgeoning capitalism and indigenous spirit worlds during the late Spanish colonial era. Understand the deep social, cultural, and political transformations driven by the rise of sugar haciendas. An essential read for scholars, students of Asian history, and enthusiasts of economic transformation and agrarian studies, offering crucial insights into colonial legacies.
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Class Structure and Economic Growth: India and Pakistan Since the Moghuls (Economic History)
0Explore centuries of India Pakistan economic history, from the Mughal era to modern development. This insightful book delves into how enduring class structures have shaped economic growth and performance across the subcontinent. Authored by renowned economic historian Angus Maddison, it offers critical analysis and quantitative data essential for understanding India’s long-term development trajectory. A must-read for students, researchers, and anyone passionate about South Asian economic history. Discover the forces that molded economies at The Bookish Owl.
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Class Struggle Or Family Struggle?: The Lives of Women Factory Workers in South Korea
0Discover the dual struggles of South Korean women workers in Seung-kyung Kim’s compelling study. This book offers profound insights into their fight for labour rights and personal autonomy amidst rapid economic development. Explore how these factory labourers navigated societal expectations, economic marginalization, and their vital contribution to the Korean labour movement. Essential for students of sociology, gender studies, and global labour dynamics, it illuminates universal challenges of women’s empowerment and class struggle. Gain a deeper understanding of industrial societies and the resilience of women.
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Class, Politics, and Agrarian Policies in Post-Liberalisation India
0Uncover the intricate links between class, politics, and agrarian policies shaping post-liberalisation India. This insightful analysis scrutinizes the political economy of agriculture across Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, and Karnataka, revealing how class formation and state relations redefined India’s rural landscape. Discover the impact of proprietary classes on policy formulation. Essential reading for understanding contemporary Indian political economy, this edition includes new perspectives on the 2020-21 farmer movements and their influence on agrarian class structure and the state’s role. A vital resource for scholars and policymakers.
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Climate Change & Sustainable Development in India
0Navigate India’s critical environmental challenges with this insightful guide on climate change and sustainable development in India. Explore the nation’s amplified climate variability, the urgent need for remedial measures, and the strategic blueprint of the National Action Plan on Climate Change. Understand how India balances economic growth with vulnerability reduction against adverse impacts. This book is indispensable for policymakers, students, environmental advocates, and anyone committed to securing a resilient and prosperous future for India.
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Climate Change and Chemicals: Environmental & Biological Aspects: Environmental and Biological Aspects
0Navigate the dual crises of climate change and chemical pollution with this essential guide for India’s environmentalists. Explore the intricate environmental and biological impacts, from greenhouse gases affecting water resources and agriculture to the pervasive influence of heavy metals, pesticides, and EDCs. This book synthesizes global research, with valuable insights from Asia-Pacific, offering a deep dive into ecotoxicology, human health, and vital mitigation strategies. It’s a must-read for students, scientists, and policymakers in India seeking to understand and address complex environmental challenges for a healthier, sustainable future.
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Climate Change and Natural Disasters: Transforming Economies and Policies for a Sustainable Future
0Navigate the critical link between climate change, natural disasters, and India’s economic trajectory. This insightful book reveals how human activities are escalating climate-related disasters and underscores the urgent necessity for mitigation and adaptation. Learn why viewing disaster prevention as a strategic investment, not a cost, is key to unlocking sustainable economic growth in India. Discover practical approaches to integrate climate action into national policies, fostering low-carbon development and enhanced resilience. Essential for policymakers, environmental professionals, students, and anyone shaping India’s sustainable future.
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Climate Change and the Voiceless: Protecting Future Generations, Wildlife, and Natural Resources
0Uncover vital legal strategies to combat climate change’s devastating impact on the planet’s most vulnerable. This essential book explores how environmental law and sustainable development principles can protect future generations, wildlife, and natural resources – collectively ‘the voiceless’. Understand the critical need for evolved legal frameworks to ensure climate justice. A must-read for environmentalists, law students, policymakers, and concerned citizens across India seeking to safeguard our shared future and natural heritage. Dive into the solutions for a healthier planet.