In our efforts to seek comfort we have damaged our environment. We have depleted our natural resources and distributed the ecological balance and created pollution in water, air and soil. Aim of this book is to define pollution, the sources and effects of 1st ed. vii+368p., Tables; Figures; Index; 23cm.

All forms of life are dependent on their environment and its resources. The resources are being used indiscriminately. Aim of this book is to describe the ecological features, explain some of the salient ecological processes, identify the types of damage 1st ed. vi+344p., Tables; Figures; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.

Critics of globalization contend that even if increased trade promotes material prosperity, it comes with a high spiritual and cultural cost. Yet another view is that when two cultures trade with each other, they tend to expand the opportunities available 1st ed. vii+280p., Tables; Figures; Notes; References; Bibliography; 22cm.

Is globalisation good or bad? Is it Americanization of World Culture? It is a force for environmental devastation? A U.S.A. based international form in globalization favour devolution of power from the global to the local. Aim of this book is to make avai 1st ed. viii+260p.,Tables; Figures; References; 23cm.

Globalization has brought improvements in material welfare to billions of people. The glo0bal economy of to-day offers unparalled opportunity to raise living standards across the world. But is it a threat to Jobs? Is it helping to overcome poverty? How ca 1st ed. viii+268p., Notes; References; Bibliography; 23cm.

Globalization is a buzzword. It refers to changes of fundamental importance. These charges have profound implications for politics as well. Aim of this book is selection of important innovative and up to material on this vital subject of great significanc 1st ed. vi+354p., Illustrations; 23cm.

This book deals with these and some other questions of globalization and inequality. Trade policy has not been shown to have any major impact on economic inequalities. Selection of the material on the topic has been mainly confined to the course constants 1st ed. viii+310p., Illustrations; 23cm.

Political Ideas and Institutions are the norms to guide human action. When an individual comes into contact with these norms a number of problems arise which need conceptual clarity. Why do they arise? What effect do they have on society? How have politic 1st ed. v+297p.

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