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About the Indo-German Conference (Helmut Goerlich & M.P. Singh)
1. Introduction (Amitabh Kundu)
Part I- Social Market Economy
2. Social Rights in the European and the Indian Union (Joerg Luther)
3. Transitioning from the Informal to the Formal economy: The Continuing Relevance of State Law (Kamala Sankaran)
Part II- Markets and Cultural Diversity
4. Open Markets and Diversity of Indias Politico-legal Ordering (Amar Pal Singh)
5. A Peasants Imagination of Alternative Legal Order: Land Reform in India, Food Security and the WTO (Pratyush Kumar and Andreas Buser)
Part III- Market Liberalisation and Sustainable Development
6. India in pursuit of Sustainable Development (A. Jayagovind)
7. From Social Market Economy to a Sustainable Market Economy (Michael von Hauff)
8. Environment and Globalisation: Antogonistic or Agnostic (Niraj Kumar)
9. Sustainable Public Procurement in Europe: Creating Markets or Distorting the Internal Market (Rike Krämer-Hoppe)
Part IV: Co-operation between Indian and the European Union
10. The EU-India Development Partnership
Legal framework and political perspectives (Markus Kaltenborn)
11. Access to Services in the EU Market: With specific focus on Movement of Natural Persons (R.V. Anuradha & Ronjini Ray)
Part V: Market Liberalisation in Goods and Services
12. Free Trade Agreements and national constitutional law - from CETA and TTIP onwards (Ralph Zimmermann)
13. Common Market under the Constitution of India (Uday Shankar)
14. National Treatment Obligation under Article 3 of GATT vis-à-vis Indian Constitution (Sanjay Jain)
Part VI: Market: Freedom of Establishment and Free Movement of Capital
15. Capital Flows into India - Role of Monetary Transfer Provisions in Indias International Investment Agreements (Prabhash Ranjan)
16. Legal Risks in Foreign Direct Investment in India (Anil Rai)
Valedictory and Concluding Remarks (Upendra Baxi).
1. Introduction (Amitabh Kundu)
Part I- Social Market Economy
2. Social Rights in the European and the Indian Union (Joerg Luther)
3. Transitioning from the Informal to the Formal economy: The Continuing Relevance of State Law (Kamala Sankaran)
Part II- Markets and Cultural Diversity
4. Open Markets and Diversity of Indias Politico-legal Ordering (Amar Pal Singh)
5. A Peasants Imagination of Alternative Legal Order: Land Reform in India, Food Security and the WTO (Pratyush Kumar and Andreas Buser)
Part III- Market Liberalisation and Sustainable Development
6. India in pursuit of Sustainable Development (A. Jayagovind)
7. From Social Market Economy to a Sustainable Market Economy (Michael von Hauff)
8. Environment and Globalisation: Antogonistic or Agnostic (Niraj Kumar)
9. Sustainable Public Procurement in Europe: Creating Markets or Distorting the Internal Market (Rike Krämer-Hoppe)
Part IV: Co-operation between Indian and the European Union
10. The EU-India Development Partnership
Legal framework and political perspectives (Markus Kaltenborn)
11. Access to Services in the EU Market: With specific focus on Movement of Natural Persons (R.V. Anuradha & Ronjini Ray)
Part V: Market Liberalisation in Goods and Services
12. Free Trade Agreements and national constitutional law - from CETA and TTIP onwards (Ralph Zimmermann)
13. Common Market under the Constitution of India (Uday Shankar)
14. National Treatment Obligation under Article 3 of GATT vis-à-vis Indian Constitution (Sanjay Jain)
Part VI: Market: Freedom of Establishment and Free Movement of Capital
15. Capital Flows into India - Role of Monetary Transfer Provisions in Indias International Investment Agreements (Prabhash Ranjan)
16. Legal Risks in Foreign Direct Investment in India (Anil Rai)
Valedictory and Concluding Remarks (Upendra Baxi).