Interpreting globalisation: Perspectives in international relations/ 
edited by Rajen Harshe 
 - Jaipur:  Rawat,  2004. 
 - 276 p.  22 cm. 
<br/><br/>1 Globalisation and the Security Problematic of 35 'Evolving' States in the Developing World<br/>A.P. Rcina<br/>2 Globalisation: Opportunity or Risk? 69<br/>Andrei Volodin<br/>3 Globalisation and Changing Notions/Practices of 76 Boundaries in International Relations Rcijen Harshe<br/>4 Theorising Transitions: Post-coloniality, Post-socialism 96 and the Coming Age of Globalisation Bhipinder Brar<br/>5 Tcilhardian Vision of "A World That Encloses Itself 113 as a Conceptual Pattern for Globalisation Mikhail Ilyin<br/>6 Civil Society Activism in the Age of Globalisation 131<br/>Sudha Mohan<br/>7 Perspectives on International Economy, 152 Regional Economic Cooperation and SAARC ArifA. Waqif<br/>8 Glocalisation and the Indian Nation-State: 168 A Millennial Challenge<br/>B. Raiuesh Babii<br/>9 Role of the State in an Era of Globalisation 190 Prakash Saraiigi<br/>10 Globalisation and Russia's Regions: 204 The Economic and Social Aspects Grigory Marcheuko<br/>11 Regional Identity in Contemporary Russia in the 223<br/>Era of Globalisation<br/>Elena Melcshkina<br/>12 India's Federal Experience in the North-Eastern States 238<br/>and Globalisation: An Overview SndhirJacob George<br/>13 Food Production as a Strategy of Globalisation of 248 the Russian Economy<br/>Alexander V. Akiinoi' 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788170338635 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International economic relations -- Congresses. <br/>International economic integration -- Congresses. <br/>International relations -- Congresses.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327  / HAR/I