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245			_aDemocracy, Sustainable Development and Peace: New Perspectives on South Asia
260			_bOxford University Press _c2014 _aNew Delhi
300			_a639p
440			_aWorld Conference on Recreating South Asia: Democracy, Social Justice and Sustainable Development (2011 : New Delhi, India) _9626
500			_a1. Introduction: Contemporary Challenges and Civilizational Wellsprings Section I: Democracy 2. State of Democracy in India 3. Pakistan: Striving For Democracy 4. State, Society & Democratic Futures: Challenges for Bangladesh 5. Deepening Democratic Structure in Sri Lanka 6. Reconstructing Democracy in South Asia Section II: Inclusive Growth 7. Inclusive Growth in India 8. Strengthening Democracy through Inclusive Growth 9. Beyond Minimalism of Growth with Safety Net: Is Development 'Inclusive' in Bangladesh? 10. Inclusive Growth in Sri Lanka 11. Inclusive Growth and Policies: The South Asian Experience Section III: The Environmental Crisis 12. The Challenge of Global Climate Change: An Indian Perspective 13. Climate Change: Pakistan's Existential Challenge 14. The Environmental Challenges in South Asia: Regional Cooperation for Adaptation Strategies Section IV: Peace 15. Persistent Inequality and the Challenges to Legitimacy and Peace Building in Pakistan 16. Unfinished Peace in a Diverse Society: Some Thoughts on The 'Peace' Process in Sri Lanka 17. South Asian Union Section V: South Asia's Development and Financial Architecture 18. A Regional Financial Architecture for Sustaining Asia-Pacific's Dynamism in the Post-Crisis World 19. Reform of Global And Regional Financial Architecture Section VI: Recovering a Shared Sensibility for a Sustainable Future: Unity and Diversity in the South Asian Cultural Traditions 20. Pluralism and Diversity in South Asia 21. Peace, Sustainability and the Religious Other 22. Some Aspects of South Asian Cultural Traditions Section VII: Perspective on South Asia 23. Democracy and Sustainable Development 24. Form and Substance of Democracy: Situating South Asia 25. Inclusive Growth, Democracy and Sustainable Development 26. Some Reflections on Development in South Asia: Markets, Democracy, and People 27. Livelihood, Nature, and Peace: A Grihini Perspective 28. The Story of Micro Credit : Grameen Bank and Social Busines 29. The Impact of Global Warming and the Imperative of Mitigation 30. Natural Disasters, Food Security, and Sustainable Development 31. State Pathologies, Peace, and Water 32. A Vision for a South Asian Commonwealth
600			_aSouth Asia - Politics and Government - Congresses _9623
700			_aHussain, Akmal _eEditor _9624
700			_aDubey, Muchkund _eEditor _9625
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