India and the World: Understanding new modes of engagement
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This working paper looks at India’s fast growing and emerging economy and its rise in global power by considering how valid this external perception is when, in reality, India’s many States experience widespread conflict, poverty and under-nutrition. This paper reviews some of the future challenges, especially around working in the G20, and in handling issues around Climate Change and conflict over resources, and argues that focused and sustained civil society action is needed to encourage the development of more equitable policies.
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