Table of Contents: Preface
List of Contributors
List of Tables
List of Figures
1) Globalization and Development: An Overview of Relevant Issues;pp. 1-13
(Kartic Roy, Anita Medhekar, School of Commerce and Marketing, CQ University,School of Economics, University of Queensland)
2) Public and Private Sector Partnership for Correcting Infrastructure Bottleneck in India;pp. 15-30
(A. Medhekar and K. Roy, School of Commerce and Marketing, CQ University, School of Economics, University of Queensland)
3) Globalization and the Emergence of India’s Knowledge Economy;pp. 31-46
(V. Chadha and S. Kapoor, Punjab School of Economics,Guru Nanak Dev University and others)
4) Globalisation and the Genesis of the ICT/BPO Sector in Mauritius.;pp. 47-55
(H. Chittoo, B.Nowbutsing and N.Ramphul, University of Technology, Mauritius)
5) Tertiary Education as Human Capital in Philippines Development;pp. 57-73
(L. S. Lindsey ad L.R. Smith, Carlos Hilado Memorial State College,Bacolod,Philippines and others)
6) Modernisation of Institutions for Rural Water Provision in Cambodia’s Development;pp. 75-92
(L. R. Smith, School of Commerce and Marketing, Central Queensland University)
7) Brunei Darussalam; Resource Curse and Economic Development;pp. 93-101
(H. C. Blomqvist,Swedish School of Economics)
8) Trade Liberalisation in Bangladesh under Globalisation;pp. 103-117
(M. Mahmood, School of Economics and Finance, Victoria University)
9) Trade Related Events and Employment Trade Relationships in Australia;pp. 119-134
(K. Jegasothy, School of Economics and Finance, Victoria University)
10) Trade, Development and Uganda’s Industrial Sector;pp. 135-146
(K.S. Juma, Dept. of Politcal Science, International Islamic University, Uganda)
11) Economic Development and Food Security in Kenya: The Shamba System;pp. 147-159
(T.W. Kiriti-Nanga, University of Nairobi)
12) Participation in State Institutions for Gender Empowerment: Mauritian Women;pp. 161-173
(B. Nowbutsingh, D.Coopen and H. Chittoo, University of Technology, Mauritius)
13) Minimising the Impact of Green House Gas Emissions in Developing Countries;pp. 175-190
(A.U. Sarkar, Alabama A&M University,USA)
14) Precarious Consociationalism: Lebanon’s Predicament in Promoting Development;pp. 191-206
(S. Makdisi and M. Marktanner, American University of Beirut, Lebanon)
15) Adoption of Performance Linked Reward System in Indian Public Sector: Efficiency, Scope and Problems;pp. 207-215
(A. N. Arputharaj, A. Dayananda and P.C. Sekar, Madurai Kamraj University, India and others)
16) Addressing Global Development Issues: Experiences Gained and Lessons Learn;pp. 217-227
(K. Roy and A. Medhekar, School of Economics, University of Queensland, and others)
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