Toward new horizons for women in distance education : international perspectives
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Toward new horizons for women in distance education : international perspectives
（Radical forum on adult education series / edited by Jo Campling ; series consultant, Colin Griffin）
Routledge, 1988
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This book examines India's Look East policy and its ramifications within a broader framework of development of global logistics and governance. India's Look/Act East policy was developed for bridging Southeast Asian nations through Northeast India. The volume brings together various themes like cartographies of connectivity in the Asian context; logistics and the reshaping of global governance; role of Bangladesh in India's Act East; the city of Kolkata and its ports; the spatial dynamics of trade, capital and conflict; social governance in Nagaland and Manipur; borders, mobility and India's northeast; to converge various elements of this new connectivity within India's logistic visions and shows the increasing significance of infrastructural alliances in Asia.
Comprehensive and topical, this book will be useful for scholars and researchers of political studies, international relations, governance studies, development studies, international trade and economics and also for think tanks working on South and Southeast Asia.
目次
Acknowledgement
Notes on the Contributors
List of Tables
List of Images
Introduction
RANABIR SAMADDAR AND ANITA SENGUPTA
Section 1: Imagining Spaces through Mobility
1 Cartographies of Connectivity in Asia and the Indian Response
PRIYA SINGH
2 Interwoven Realities: Logistics and the Reshaping of Global Governance
ANITA SENGUPTA
3 Financialisation of Infrastructure and the Construction of a `Seamless Asia'
IMAN MITRA
Section 2: Geopolitics, Logistical Hubs and Connectivity
4 Bangladesh and the Double Look East
SUBIR BHAUMIK
5 Logistical Hubs and the Look (Act) East Policy: The Case of Kolkata and Its Port
IMAN MITRA AND MITHILESH KUMAR
Section 3: Governing Connectivity: Logistics, Infrastructure and Society in the North East
6 Bridge of Spaces: East by Rear East
RANABIR SAMADDAR AND SNEHASHISH MITRA
7 Frontier Towns in the Spatial Dynamics of Trade, Capital and Conflict: From Look East to Act East
SOMA GHOSAL AND SNEHASHISH MITRA
8 Governing the North East: Conflict and Social Governance in Nagaland
PAULA BANERJEE AND SUCHARITA SENGUPTA
9 Politics of (im)migration and Look East Policy: Reflections from Assam and the North-East
SUCHARITA SENGUPTA AND SAMIR K PURKAYASTHA
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