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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INDIA: CONVERGENCE OF LAW, ECONOMICS, SCIENCE, AND POLITICS

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    Author(s)Bimal N. Patel", Ranita Nagar
    PublisherOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
    ISBN9780199474622
    Pages292
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearMarch 2018

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    OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INDIA: CONVERGENCE OF LAW, ECONOMICS, SCIENCE, AND POLITICS by Bimal N. Patel", Ranita Nagar

    Current policy or scholarly literature on sustainable development in India has been missing a vital interdisciplinary integrated link covering four areas of knowledge: law economics science and politics. This gap has contributed to an incomplete understanding of the whole issue and in turn has added resulted in inappropriate and often unrealistic instruments being used to achieve the lofty ideals of sustainable development. This edited volume brings together ascholarly analysis of interdisciplinary approaches and perspectives to the sustainable development agenda and debates in India. The theoretical and empirical analyses conducted by the contributors create more questions than answers yet an integrated whole emerging shows the future directions whichwill shape the policy and theoretical debates on sustainable development.