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2 BIBLIOGRAPHY PRIMARY SOURCE A Statistical Profile, Federation of Nepalese chambers of Commerce and Industry, Kathmandu, Nepal Addressing a session on India: The New Paradigm, World Economic Forum, India Economic Summit, November, Bhasin Avtar Singh: India's Foreign Relations, Documents 2004 Published in cooperation with External Publicity Division Ministry of External Affairs, Geetika Publication, New Delhi. Board of Investment Sri Lanka Investment Policy and Incentives, Sri Lanka, Cultural Information on India, Vol. 2, No. 1, April-June, 1995, The Japan Foundation, New Delhi Office, p. 2. Comment by the Chief cabinet Secretary on Measure in Response to the second Nuclear Test conducted by India" the Japanese government statement May 14, 1998; "Comment by the chief Secretary on measures in Response to Nuclear Testing Conducted by Pakistan", The Japanese Government Statement, May 29, 1998, Diplomate Blue Book: Chapter 1, B. 1 and chapter 2, B.l Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

3 Dr. Raul Prebisch was Secretary General of UNCTAD from 1964 to In his writing he articulated a development paradigm where the issue of development strategy was placed within the context of center- periphery view of the world in which there were rich, technologically advanced dynamic and fast grov^^ing industrial countries at the center and poor technologically back bard slow paced developing economy at the periphery. He believed that the central question of global development and positive sum inter dependence was how to integrate, the peripheral countries in to the growth dynamics of the center. Economic Survey, Government of India, Embassy of Japan, New Delhi, Data and Figures Concerning Japan India Relation Sept 22, F.D.I. Confidence Index, Global Business Policy Council, At Kearney, Foresight 2020: A Study Conducted sponsored by Cisco Systems, June Government of India, Economic Survey, Government of India, Economic Survey, Government of India, Ministry of Foreign, Affairs, White Paper on Japanese ODA

4 Government of Pakistan, Why Investment in Pakistan, Board of Investment, Islamabad H.M.G.N., Industrial Policy, 1992: Nepal Industrial Development Corporation. Kathmandu, 1995 and Procedure. Manual for Foreign Investment in Nepal, Ministry of Industiy, Kathmandu, Nepal, July tl.m.g.n., Nepal: Foreign Investment Opportunities, Ministry of Industry, Foreign Investment Promotion Section, Kathmandu, Nepal, IMF, Direction of Trade Statistics, Year Book, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Japan's ODA: Tokyo: Association for promotion of International Cooperation, OECD Annual Report, Pakistan: Investment Policies, Board of Investment, Istanbul, revised edition, June Planning Commission of India's Tenth Plan Targets to Reduce Poverty to 19.3 percent by Sanction by the U.S., Economic Survey, Statement by the press Secretary/Director General for press and public Relation Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the adoption of the draft resolution on Nuclear Disarmament submitted by Japan to the first 268

5 committee of the United Nations General Assembly: Ministry of foreign Affairs of Japan press statement of November, The World Bank, UNCTAD, World Investment Report, W.T.O. Annual Report, 1996, p. 29. Zafar Mahmood: Scheme of regional economic cooperation aimed at fostering economic growth in South Asia: The role of Japan, Pakistan institute of development economics, Islamabad, Pakistan, SECONDARY SOURCE BOOKS Amravati Mallappa: China India and Japan (A Review of their Relations), A.B.D. Publishers Jaipur, India. Chandera Prakash and Arora Prem: Comparative Polities and International Relations 25"^ edition. Pub by cosmos Bookhive (P) Ltd., New Delhi. Dharamadasani M.D.: Indo Japanese Relations (Challenges and opportunities), Kanishka Publications, Distributors, New Delhi. Dharmadasani M.D.: Japan's Role in South Asia, Kanishka Publications, Distributors, New Delhi, Dharmadasani M.D.: Role of Japan and Nepal in Asian Politics, Cyan Publication House, New Delhi. 269

6 Drifte Reinhard: Japan's Foreign Policy in 1990's, Pub in Association with ST Antony's College, Oxford. Dutt V.P.: India's Foreign Policy in a Changing World, Vikas Publication House, Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. Ganju, M.: India's Foreign Policy, New Book, Bombay. Gaur Dr Mahendra: Foreign Policy Annual Events Part f' Kalpaz Publications Delhi. Gaur Dr. Mahendra: Foreign Policy Annual 2002 Documents Volume 2, Kalpaz Publications, Delhi. Gaur Dr. Mahendra: Foreign Policy Annual 2007 Part f ^ Chronology of Event, Kalpaz Publications, New Delhi. Gaur Dr. Mahendra: Foreign Policy Annual, 2004 Events (Part I) Kalpaz. Publication. Gaur Mahindra: Foreign Policy Annual, Kalpaz Publication, New Delhi, Kesavan K.V.: Economic Liberalization in India (Japan and Indian Perspective), Indian Council of Social Science Research and Manak Publication. Kesavan K.V. and Varma Lalima: Japan South Asia: Security and Economic Perspectives, Lancer Books. 270

7 Kishimoto Koichi: Policies in Modem Japan (Tokyo), ECNE Inc Publishers Murthy P. A. Narsimha: India and Japan, dimension of their relations, Pub by ABC publishing House, Panda Raja Ram and Ando Kajuo: India and Japan (Indian Intellectual perspective), by the Japan foundation. New Delhi office. Panda Raja Ram, Fukazawa Yoo: India and Japan in Search of Global Roles, Promilla & Co.: Publishers in Association with bibliophile. South Asia Chicago, Japan, Foundation, New Delhi. Sinha Atish and Mehta Mandheap: India's Foreign Policy (challenges and opportunities) Pub. Academic Foundation New Delhi. Yamaguchi Hiroichi and Yanagisawa Haruka: Tradition and Modernity (India Japan towards the twenty first century), Munshiram Manoharlal, Pub Pvt. Ltd. 1997, New Delhi. Yamanouchi Toshio: India through Japanese Eyes, Sterling Publishers, Private Limited. ARTICLES Agarwal: Indo-Japanese, Trade Relation, Aalikli, Jaipur, Alam Mohammad Badar: Relation between India and Japan in the New Millennium, World Affair Jan-March, 2004 Vol. 8, No.l. 271

8 Among the well known of such formulae is the one by JKLF Chairman Amanullah khan. See. Amanulla Khan (1997) Joint letter to India and Pakistan. Basu P.K.: Robust Economic Analysis Pvt. Ltd. Bhattacharyya: Foreign Trade Review, April-June Bishwambhar, Pyakurgal: SAARC Emerging Issue in Trade New Delhi Business Age (Monthly), 2 January Goldman Sachs: Dreaming with BRICs. The path to 2050, Global Economic paper No. 99,2003. H, Jaguriba: MERCOSUR and Alternative World orders, CAPITULOS, 53 January-June Herabayashi Hiroshi: Emerging status of Japan in the 21^^ Century, Lecture by Japanese Ambassador to India, Hiroshi Hirabayashi Wellington, 3 April J Funabashi: Tokyo's Depressive Diplomacy, Foreign Affairs. (USA) Nov-Dec J. Bhagwati: Regionalism and Multilateralism. An overview in Demote Panagariya (eds), New Dimensions in Regional Integration (Cambridge University Press.), Kajimoto Tetsushi: Foreign Workforce Movin On Up, the Japan Times, 1 January

9 Kumar, Nagesh: Foreign Direct Investment, Regional Economic Integration and Efficiency Seeking Industrial Re-structuring in Asia: Trend Pattern and Prospects in EACAP, Industrial and Technical Development News for Asia and the Pacific, ESCAP, Thailand. Madhvan Narayana: India's software Artist search myths for inspiration, The Japan Times, 22 Feb, 2001, The Indian Express, 12 Feb, Panda Raja Ram: India and Japan in Search for Strategic Partnership, 2"^" Netaji Subhas Commemorative Souvenir 2008 New Delhi. Paul, Krugman: Regionalism versus multi literalism, Analytical notes in de meto and Panagarariya (eds), New Dimension in Regional Integration (Cambridge University Press). Tankha Bring: India Japan and coming century, Seminar 472 December, Varma Lalima: Japan India Economic Relations, World Focus, June-July, Yadav R.S.: Changing India-Japan Relation in the Post Cold War Era, India Quarterly- 58, (2) April-June, PERIODICALS / JOURNALS India Quarterly, New Delhi Seminar, New Delhi 273

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