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Globalization and the National Security State in South Asia
Globalization and the National Security State in South Asia
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The Politics of Security in South Asia
The Politics of Security in South Asia
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International Relations of South Asia with Special Reference to India-U.S. Relations (1992-2009)
International Relations of South Asia with Special Reference to India-U.S. Relations (1992-2009)
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Exploring Cosmopolitanism in a Xenophobic World: A Comparative Study of W. E. B. DuBois and B. R. Ambedkar for Global Solidarity and Social Justice
Exploring Cosmopolitanism in a Xenophobic World: A Comparative Study of W. E. B. DuBois and B. R. Ambedkar for Global Solidarity and Social Justice
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COREDAR: Communicating Risk of Sea Level Rise and Engaging Stakeholders in Framing Community Based Adaptation Strategies
COREDAR: Communicating Risk of Sea Level Rise and Engaging Stakeholders in Framing Community Based Adaptation Strategies
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E-Commerce, M-Commerce and IT Strategies in the Global Arena; Exploiting IT, Social Entrepreneurship and Global Collaborations for Sustainable Economic Developm
E-Commerce, M-Commerce and IT Strategies in the Global Arena; Exploiting IT, Social Entrepreneurship and Global Collaborations for Sustainable Economic Developm
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Application of Information Systems in Mitigating the Regional Level Supply-Demand Gap of Blood Products
Application of Information Systems in Mitigating the Regional Level Supply-Demand Gap of Blood Products
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Enhancement of Knowledge Base in Disaster Risk Management
Enhancement of Knowledge Base in Disaster Risk Management
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Improving the Reach, Richness and Usefulness of Management Education Through Digital Transformation
Improving the Reach, Richness and Usefulness of Management Education Through Digital Transformation
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Indian Cinema as a Social Lens; A Socio-Cultural understanding of Indian Cinema - Bollywood & Beyond
Indian Cinema as a Social Lens; A Socio-Cultural understanding of Indian Cinema - Bollywood & Beyond