South Asia 2060 : Envisioning Regional Futures

By:

Najam, Adil

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Delhi : Anthem Press , 2013Description: 324ISBN:

9789380601908

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DDC classification:

303.4954 NAJ

Summary: South Asia 2060: Envisioning Regional Futures The Pardee Center and its authors should be congratulated for this ambitious and comprehensive effort to project trends and imagine alternative realities 50 years hence for areas that will remain key challenges in South Asia, ranging from democracy and regional identity to education to water management. This work will remain a valuable reference for scholars and practitioners alike as they strive to understand the effects of these trends and new realities in this diverse and perplexing region, soon to be the worlds largest, on the lives of people there, and on overall global stability

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South Asia 2060: Envisioning Regional Futures The Pardee Center and its authors should be congratulated for this ambitious and comprehensive effort to project trends and imagine alternative realities 50 years hence for areas that will remain key challenges in South Asia, ranging from democracy and regional identity to education to water management. This work will remain a valuable reference for scholars and practitioners alike as they strive to understand the effects of these trends and new realities in this diverse and perplexing region, soon to be the worlds largest, on the lives of people there, and on overall global stability

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