Sunanda Sen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3696443 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sunanda Sen |
| PRENOMES | Sunanda |
| SOBRENOME | Sen |
| ASSINATURA | SEN S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Jamia Millia Islamia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9956-3959 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Legacies of Amiya Kumar Bagchi
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Could Britain Continue with the Gold Standard in Absence of Colonial India
This paper dwells on the account, provided by de Cecco, of the functioning of the international gold standard, as steered by Great Britain. The arrangement relied on a few institutional aspects dealing with the acquisition and disposal of gold by Britain, not only as units of transactions but also to facilitate profitable investments overseas. India had a major role in providing gold flows, as political tributes, to meet the ‘Home Charges’ in the…
Capital Movements and Corporate Dominance over Latin America
The Influential Dependency Theorist
La finance chinoise après l' OMC
Sunanda Sen - Chinese Finance after the WTO. The paper demonstrates the continuing ability of the Chinese state to effectively provide a direction to its financial sector by foreclosing its speculatory options, largely with capital account controls and strict regulatory provisions. China's entry to the WTO may not tilt the balance in terms of a greater sphere for speculation as long as China maintains its vigil over the financial sector. Success …
Asie
La finance chinoise après l'OMC
L’article montre que l’État chinois reste capable de diriger son secteur financier en excluant les options spéculatives, essentiellement par la maîtrise du compte capital et par une réglementation stricte. L’entrée de la Chine dans l’OMC peut ne pas favoriser l’influence de la sphère spéculative, tant que son secteur financier est surveillé. Le capitalisme d’État chinois enregistre de grandes réussites en liant finance et industrie, en évitant le…
International Trade Theory and Policy
Free trade doctrines have been questioned from the angle of their logical validity as well as relevance. Their replacement by New Trade Theories has been matched by important policy moves on strategic trade and industrial policy in advanced countries. These are defended by the advanced nations, both at inter-governmental levels and in multilateral institutions, largely in the interest of big capital in industry and finance. However, the theoretic…
Trade and Dependence
Dimensions of External Economic Transactions Some Remarks on the Indian Experiences Managing the Constraints in Balance of Payments during the 1980s External Economic Constraints and Domestic Economic Policy during mid-1980s Tied Loans, Liquidity Gap and the Two-Gap Models of Aid An Exercise on Indian Data A Financial Reclassification of Balance of Payments based on the Liquidity Gap Theory and Practice of International Credit Ratings The Case of…
Growth Centres in South East Asia in the Era of Globalization
India's Foreign Trade with the European Economic Community (EEC)
Questioning of Mainstream Economics
Growth Centres in South East Asia in the Era of Globalization
Could Britain Continue with the Gold Standard in Absence of Colonial India
This paper dwells on the account, provided by de Cecco, of the functioning of the international gold standard, as steered by Great Britain. The arrangement relied on a few institutional aspects dealing with the acquisition and disposal of gold by Britain, not only as units of transactions but also to facilitate profitable investments overseas. India had a major role in providing gold flows, as political tributes, to meet the ‘Home Charges’ in the…
Questioning of Mainstream Economics
India's Foreign Trade with the European Economic Community (EEC)
Growth Centres in South East Asia in the Era of Globalization
Trade and Dependence
Dimensions of External Economic Transactions Some Remarks on the Indian Experiences Managing the Constraints in Balance of Payments during the 1980s External Economic Constraints and Domestic Economic Policy during mid-1980s Tied Loans, Liquidity Gap and the Two-Gap Models of Aid An Exercise on Indian Data A Financial Reclassification of Balance of Payments based on the Liquidity Gap Theory and Practice of International Credit Ratings The Case of…
International Trade Theory and Policy
Free trade doctrines have been questioned from the angle of their logical validity as well as relevance. Their replacement by New Trade Theories has been matched by important policy moves on strategic trade and industrial policy in advanced countries. These are defended by the advanced nations, both at inter-governmental levels and in multilateral institutions, largely in the interest of big capital in industry and finance. However, the theoretic…
La finance chinoise après l' OMC
Sunanda Sen - Chinese Finance after the WTO. The paper demonstrates the continuing ability of the Chinese state to effectively provide a direction to its financial sector by foreclosing its speculatory options, largely with capital account controls and strict regulatory provisions. China's entry to the WTO may not tilt the balance in terms of a greater sphere for speculation as long as China maintains its vigil over the financial sector. Success …
Asie
La finance chinoise après l'OMC
L’article montre que l’État chinois reste capable de diriger son secteur financier en excluant les options spéculatives, essentiellement par la maîtrise du compte capital et par une réglementation stricte. L’entrée de la Chine dans l’OMC peut ne pas favoriser l’influence de la sphère spéculative, tant que son secteur financier est surveillé. Le capitalisme d’État chinois enregistre de grandes réussites en liant finance et industrie, en évitant le…
The Influential Dependency Theorist
Could Britain Continue with the Gold Standard in Absence of Colonial India
This paper dwells on the account, provided by de Cecco, of the functioning of the international gold standard, as steered by Great Britain. The arrangement relied on a few institutional aspects dealing with the acquisition and disposal of gold by Britain, not only as units of transactions but also to facilitate profitable investments overseas. India had a major role in providing gold flows, as political tributes, to meet the ‘Home Charges’ in the…
Capital Movements and Corporate Dominance over Latin America
Legacies of Amiya Kumar Bagchi
,
Political science (10 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Global Financial Crisis and Policies (4 obras) · Global trade and economics (4 obras) · International economics (4 obras) · Business (2 obras) · Capitalism (2 obras) · China (2 obras) · Economic Theory and Policy (2 obras) · Economy (2 obras)