In writing this account of the expansion of British power beyond the seas the author has tried to trace the origin of development of some of the many Imperial problems which citizens are called upon to face to-day. For this purpose the author has dealt, as far as his space allows, with social and economic movements, as well as with strictly political history, for it is only by appreciating the different sides of the story that one can hope to understand present ...
The book points the finger at an unlikely ?whodunnit? for governance failure. The design of rules of the game. Based on the author?s extensive experience and domain knowledge, the book demonstrates the relevance of a human centred policy in major areas of public policy such as donation of organs, road safety, smoking, female foeticide, likening regulations and crime. It explains why: A zero tolerance policy may end up in zero compliance; Banning the sale of loose ...
Even the Past Speaks: Fragments of Ancient Indian History and Culture: Essays in Tribute to Prof. S.N. Agnihotri