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· FDI and Economic Development:
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2008
·
Ínternationalization of Indian Enterprises: Patterns, Strategies,
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· India’s Economic Engagement with East
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· Relevance and Challenges of Broader
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· ASEAN FTAs and Prospects of
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· India’s Look East Policy:
Achievement and Challenges, India’s National Security-Annual Review 2008, (Satish Kumar, Editor), New
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· East Asian Infrastructure Development in a Comparative
Global Perspective: An Analysis of RIS Infrastructure Index, RIS Discussion Paper #135, 2008, available at www.ris.org.in
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2007
· Potential and Challenges of
East Asian Cooperation, Economic and Political Weekly XLII(44), 3 November 2007: 23-26.
· Internationalization of
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· Relevance of ‘Policy Space’ for Development:
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·
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2005
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Liberalization,
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·
Export of
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from the Indian Experience, Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Review,
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· Performance
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· Towards a Broader Asian Community: Agenda for the East
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· A broader Asian Community and
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·
Export Competitiveness in
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·
Flying Geese Theory and Japanese Foreign Direct Investments in South
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·
Determinants of Location of Overseas R&D Activity of Multinational
Enterprises: The Case of US and Japanese Corporations, Research Policy (North
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India’s Trade in 2020: A Mapping of Relevant Factors,
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·
Relevance of a Clearing and Payments Arrangement for the
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·
Small Information
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43(4): 2000: 935-48.
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Explaining the
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Labour Abundance and Global Patterns of Investments and Trade by
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Multinational Enterprises, Regional Economic Integration and
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US and Japanese Corporations, Weltwirtschaftliches Archiv (Review of World Economics, Kiel), 1998 (3),
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India, Paris
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· Intellectual Property Protection, Market Orientation and Location of
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· A Multilateral Regime on
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export-orientation in developing countries, Maastricht, November 15-16, 1996.
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·
Firm Size, Technology and Export Behaviour in Developing Countries: The
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·
Regional Trading
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Developing Countries and the International Division of
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·
Single European Market, Multinationals and Industrial
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· Role of Government
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·
Mode of Rivalry and Comparative Behaviour of Multinational and Local
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·
Mobility Barriers and Profitability of Multinational and Local Enterprises
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