Economic Liberalisation and Its Socio-Economic Consequences in India, 1966-1996: With Reference to the Japanese Experience of Liberalisation by Simon James Bytheway

“…Particular attention is paid to the role of the state in the context of post-colonial India, and how Congress (I) under the leadership of Indira Gandhi introduced economic liberalisation, with the intention of easing poverty, to such an extent that by the end of the 1980s liberalisation, under the banner of New Economic Policy, had allowed India to realise unprecedented economic growth. …”
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Characterising India’s Exports to the U.S.: The Post Liberalisation Dynamics by SOUMENDRA NATH BANERJEE, BOISHAMPAYAN CHATTERJEE

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Economic Reforms, Labour Markets and Formal Sector Employment: Evidence from India by Nihar Shembavnekar

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Running Naked and Unmasked in Goa: Pleasure in the Pandemic by R. Benedito Ferrão

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Capital account liberalisation in India: Volatility of capital flows and selective policy issues by Shivangi JAISWAL, Dr. N. KUBENDRAN

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Determinants of the Trade Balance in India. Evidence from a Post-Liberalisation Period by Parray Waseem A., Wani Suadat H., Yasmin Effat

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Running Naked and Unmasked in Goa: Pleasure in the Pandemic by R. Benedito Ferrão

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Rainfed agriculture in India: An analysis of performance and implications by A SURESH, S S RAJU, SONIA CHAUHAN, K R CHAUDHARY

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Indian Economy by Grzegorz Bywalec

“…In 1991, sweeping reforms were carried out based on liberalising and deregulating the economy. Since then economic growth has accelerated significantly. …”
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Neoliberalism and the Challenges of Social Justice by Zeba

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A bottom-up model of electricity reform for developing countries: a case study of Gujarat, India by Hansen, C

“…The thesis examines the economic viability of distributed generation in a rural setting and captive power for industrial use in Gujarat, India, taking into account the economic, technical and political factors that shape investment decisions. …”

India's socially regulated economy by Harriss-White, B

Tuning into the Radio in Experimental Films from India by Gabriele

“…Kamal Swaroop’s Om Dar B Dar (1985) and Vipin Vijay’s Hawa Mahal (2003) subversively employed this repetitive audio- visual excess produced by the mass-media industries to trace the impact of economic liberalisation and the uneasy transition of India into a capitalist society. …”
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Growth-finance nexus: Empirical evidence from India by Tanzeem HASNAT, Shahid ASHRAF, Umer J. BANDAY

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India´s West Asia policy in the Modi era by Kingshuk Chatterjee

“…It holds immense strategic and economic significance for India and Afghanistan.…”
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Banking Sector Reforms and the Goals of Nationalised Commercial Banks in India by Kubendran NARAYANASAMY

“…The main aim of the study is to analyse the role of Nationalised Commercial Bank (NCB) on economic growth and development in India during pre and post-reform periods (Restrictive and liberalised regime). …”
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Globalisation Paradox and Economic Competitiveness of Emerging Economies by Paul Agu Igwe, Mahfuzur Rahman

“…Although the rise of China and India as global superpowers was due to globalisation, many Least Developed Countries (LDCs) are poorer or further behind economically (referred to in this article as “globalised but economically-forsaken”). …”
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Urban Aspirations: A Field View from the Margins of the City by Yogita Naruka

“…Consequently, urban transformations embody the particular perspectives of the dominant class. The post-economic liberalisation period has seen significant shifts in the way Indian cities are planned and structured. …”
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Role of Multinational Corporations in Automobile Industries: A Comparative Study Between India and Mexico by Ganesh Babu Kumaran

“…One of the most significant economic developments of recent decades is the economic LPG process (Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation) is reflected in the rapid growth in international trade and the surge in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). …”
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Do Indian economic activities impact ASEAN-5 stock markets? by Teng, Kee Tuan, Yean, Siew Hwa, Soo, Y. Chua, Hooi, Hooi Lean

“…Trade policies, economic crises and economic liberalisation play significant roles in shaping the structure of the dynamic volatility correlations between the studied markets. …”
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