An economist's miscellany : from the groves of academe to the slopes of Raisina Hills / Kaushik Basu.
2020
HB126.I43 B373 2020
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Title
An economist's miscellany : from the groves of academe to the slopes of Raisina Hills / Kaushik Basu.
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Edition
Expanded edition.
ISBN
9780190990114 (electronic book)
Published
New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2020.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (360 pages).
Call Number
HB126.I43 B373 2020
Dewey Decimal Classification
330.092
Summary
This volume brings together an eclectic collection of writings on the world of academe, politics, policy, travel, and more. The book offers unique glimpses of the author's engagement with the world: his opinions on contemporary policies and economic issues; his exploration of different parts of the world; and his reflections on people, ideas, and books that have influenced him. This second and much-expanded edition of the book features a new set of essays that reflects the author's dual perspective of the world: one from the groves of academe and one from the policymaker's perch, in New Delhi and in Washington, DC.
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Includes index.
This volume brings together an eclectic collection of writings on the world of academe, politics, policy, travel, and more. The book offers unique glimpses of the author's engagement with the world: his opinions on contemporary policies and economic issues; his exploration of different parts of the world; and his reflections on people, ideas, and books that have influenced him. This second and much-expanded edition of the book features a new set of essays that reflects the author's dual perspective of the world: one from the groves of academe and one from the policymaker's perch, in New Delhi and in Washington, DC.
This volume brings together an eclectic collection of writings on the world of academe, politics, policy, travel, and more. The book offers unique glimpses of the author's engagement with the world: his opinions on contemporary policies and economic issues; his exploration of different parts of the world; and his reflections on people, ideas, and books that have influenced him. This second and much-expanded edition of the book features a new set of essays that reflects the author's dual perspective of the world: one from the groves of academe and one from the policymaker's perch, in New Delhi and in Washington, DC.
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Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on April 28, 2020).
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Oxford scholarship online.
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Print version: 9780190120894
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