South Asia: societies in political and economic transition/ 
Yong, Tan Tai [ed.] 
 - New Delhi:  Manohar Publishers & Distributors,  2010. 
 - 517p. 
<br/><br/>PART I<br/>1. Bangladesh; 2007-2008<br/>Farooq Sobhan<br/>2. Decentralization, Democratization and<br/>Development in Bhutan<br/>Caroline Brassard<br/>3. The Pakistan Garrison State: Pre- and Post-9/11<br/>Ishtiaq Ahmed<br/>4. Pakistan—China Relations in the 21st Century:<br/>Retrospect and Prospect<br/>Rajshree Jetly and Ijiikhar A. Lodhi<br/>5. Building a New Nepal; Travails of Transition<br/>S.D. Muni<br/>6. Old Conflicts, New Futures: Understanding<br/>Nepal's Political Transformation<br/>Anindita Dasgupta<br/>7. Politics of Sri Lanka: 2007-2008<br/>Jayadeva Uyangoda<br/>PART II<br/>8. South Asia in Global Trade: Participation<br/>and Prospects<br/>K. V. Ramaswamy<br/>9. Indian Manufacturing: The Road Ahead<br/>Jayun Jose Thotnas<br/>1 0. Financial Sector Reforms in South Asia:<br/>A Perspective<br/>D.M. Nachane and M. Shnhidul Islam<br/>1 1. Adjustment Strategies in Energy Pricing:<br/>South Asian Experiences<br/>S. Narayan<br/>12. Urban Growth and Governance in South Asia<br/>Shreckant Gupta and Indii Rayadurgam 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788173048463 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327.954  / YON/S