Japan being the major economic power in the world is keenly interested in developing friendly relations with India. The historical growth of Japan as a global power is a model for India and other countries of the South Asian region. In the present volume contributors have tried to examine the whole gamut of various aspects of long-term socio-cultural, political and economic connections between India and Japan as well emerging trends and issues impinging upon their relationship. The volume will be useful for the scholars working on Japan.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR M.D. Dharamdasani
Dr. M.D. Dharamdasani is working as Professor of Political Science & Director, Centre for the Study of Nepal since October 1994 and as Co-ordinator, Japanese Studies since July 1999 at Banaras Hindu University. After a brilliant academic career, he joined the University of Rajasthan as Assistant Professor in January 1973 and did his Ph. D. in Political Science from the same University. He joined B.H.U. un 1981 as Reader in Political Science. Dr. Dharamdasani has completed number of Research Projects sponsored by the U.G.C. and the Centre such as Nepal and the Super Powers and Dynamics of Foreign Aid in South Asia. Presently, he is working on “Japan’s Attitude Towards SAARC.†Dr. Dharamdasani has been the convenor of the number of national and international Seminars and has number of publications to his credit which includes India-Nepal partnership and South Asian Resurgence, Multi-Party Democracies in South Asia, contemporary South Asian Resurgence, Multi-Party Democracies in South Asia, contemporary South Asia, Sri Lanka: An Island in Crisis etc. He is also editor of Indian Journal of Nepalese Studies & Journal of Japanese Studies. His name has been included as outstanding scholar in “Who is Who in the World†published by the Marques of the United States and also as Man of the Year, 2002 by Bibliographic Institute, U.S.A.
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