<p>Preface<br />
Contributors&rsquo; Profile<br />
Table of Cases<br />
Part I : Developments in Constitutional Law<br />
Chapter <strong>&nbsp;1 Non-profit Sector&rsquo;s Response to Globalization&mdash;Towards Alleviation of Difficulties and Empowerment of the Vulnerable<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 2 Illicit Financial Flows, Globalization and the Rule of Law<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 3 Impact of Liberalization on the State, the Judiciary and the People<br />
Chapter 4 Constitutional Response to Economic Liberalization</strong><br />
Part II : Regulatory Developments<br />
Chapter <strong>5 The Competition Law Regime in Post-1991 Economic Scenario in India</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>6 Regulating Cartels&mdash;Challenges for Competition Law<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 7 Abuse of Dominant Position under Competition Law<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 8</strong> <strong>Enforcement of Competition Law in India Through Private Action for Damages<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 9 Global Regulatory Compliance for Transnational Corporations</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>10 Competition Law and Consumer Welfare<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 11&nbsp;Developing Countries and WTO</strong><br />
Part III : Human Rights &amp; Justice Perspective<br />
Chapter <strong>12 Impact of Liberalization on Workers&rsquo; Legitimate Rights</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>13 Strategic Labour Organizing, Law and the Rise of Non-Traditional Forms of Worker Organization<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 14 Achieving Justice via Independent and</strong> <strong>Impartial Tribunals or Forums<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 15 Neo-liberal National Security&mdash;Wielding Counterterrorism Powers to Protection Economic Growth<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 16 Human Rights&rsquo; Anti-Globalization in a Multi-national Corporatized State</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>17 The Role of Human Rights Against Poverty<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 18 The Impact of Trade Liberalization on Human Rights<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 19 Transparency and Accountability in Governance and Public Services<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 20 Promoting Decent Work Agenda&mdash;A Human Rights Discourse in the Wake of Globalization<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 21 Economic Liberalization and Impact on Human Rights</strong><br />
Part IV : International Trade Concerns<br />
<strong>Chapter&nbsp; 22 Myanmar, Trips and Food Security<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 23 Energy Security and Global Trade&mdash;The View from Oil Dependent Economies<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 24 WTO&mdash;Challenges, Approaches and Future Trend<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 25 International Commercial Arbitration&mdash;A Tool to Regulate Global Trade and Commerce<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 26 Third Parties Rights in the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 27 Regulating in the Shadow of International Trade Law</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>28 The Function of India&rsquo;s Patent Institution to Promote Pharmaceutical Industry<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 29 &lsquo;Make in India&rsquo; Policy in the Era of Global Trade Regime&mdash;A Critical Analysis<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 30 Paradigm Shift of India&rsquo;s Economic &nbsp;Policies and Institutional Reforms<br />
Chapter&nbsp; 31 Article XX(b), GATT&mdash;A &lsquo;Rule of Law&rsquo; Perspective</strong><br />
Chapter&nbsp; <strong>32 To Reform or Not to Reform&mdash;The Looming Questions Facing WTO&rsquo;s Future Credibility</strong><br />
Conclusion</p>
