Publishing Institution: Center for the Advanced Study of India / Topic: International Relations

Author:: Kishore Mahbubani
Publication Date:: 02-2007
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for the Advanced Study of India
Abstract:: Founded in 1992, the Center for the Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania is the only research institution in the United States dedicated to the study of contemporary India. A national resource, it fills an urgent need for objective knowledge of India's rapidly changing society, politics and economy, and the processes of transformation underway in an ancient civilization emerging as a major power.
Topic:: International Relations, Development, and Sovereignty
Political Geography:: United States, India, East Asia, and Asia

Author:: Ronen Sen
Publication Date:: 12-2005
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for the Advanced Study of India
Abstract:: I am Francine Frankel, director of the Center for the Advanced Study of India. It is a very special pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all of you for this special occasion. We are honored to welcome Ambassador of India Ronen Sen for a very unusual event. This is the opportunity to participate in a dialogue with India's most distinguished diplomat and active participant in ongoing discussions of the potential for changing the direction of India-US relations and potentially the future great power balance in Asia.
Topic:: International Relations and Development
Political Geography:: United States, India, East Asia, and Asia

Author:: Strobe Talbott
Publication Date:: 02-2005
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for the Advanced Study of India
Abstract:: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very, very much for coming. My name is Peter Geithner. I have the privilege of welcoming you this afternoon, but I have to confess that I'm standing in for the Chairman of the International Advisory Board of CASI, Marshall Bouton. To his great regret, Marshall has had to lead a delegation from the city of Chicago, chaired by the mayor, on an overseas trip that he simply could not change in order to be here, but he sends his warmest regards and again expresses his great regrets at not being able to be part of this event this afternoon.
Topic:: International Relations and Development
Political Geography:: United States, South Asia, India, and Chicago

Author:: Christina Rocca
Publication Date:: 07-2004
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for the Advanced Study of India
Abstract:: Good afternoon and welcome. Those of you who have received the invitation will know what Ms. Rocca is engaged in and what her background is. I simply want to express my personal appreciation and delight that we are able to host Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian Affairs Christina Rocca this afternoon. Ms. Rocca has specialized in issues relating to some of the most complex cultures and political conflicts affecting United States foreign policy right now, and as you might have noticed, her range goes from the Middle East, to Central Asia, to the Caucasus, to South Asia—and I know she has many stories she could tell us that we would love to hear.
Topic:: International Relations and Politics
Political Geography:: United States, South Asia, Caucasus, and Middle East

Author:: Pradeep Raje
Publication Date:: 12-2000
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Center for the Advanced Study of India
Abstract:: A decade into financial sector liberalization, there has been little concerted effort at restructuring the Indian public sector banks (PSBs). Though there has been significant progress in banking regulatory reform in the decade, the lack of restructuring has slowed down the assimilation of the incentive structures inherent in the new regulations.
Topic:: International Relations, Debt, and Economics
Political Geography:: India and Asia

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