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Item Protection of Human Rights in the Pre-Trial Processes(National Law School of India University, 1993-11) Murthy S, KrishnaItem Elimination of Child Labour : A Study Role of Law and Non-Governmental Organizations from a Perspective of the Rights of the Child(National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, 1997) Mehendale, ArchanaItem Project Induced Displacement and Rehabilitation in Nepal: "Law, Policy and Practice"(National Law School of India University, 1999-12) Bhattarai, Ananda MohanItem International Law and Trade of Conventional Arms A Legal Analysis of Arms Dynamics and Indias Position(National Law School Of India University, 2000-02-26) Basak, ChiradeepItem Interface Among International Humanitarian Law, Human Rights and Refugee Law in Low Intensity Conflicts A Study of Reagan Doctrine of Roll Back of Communism in Nicaragua Since 1981(National Law School of India University, 2003) Ramanna., AnuradhaItem Solutionising Docket Overloading Through Attitudinal Change and E-Governance(National Law School of India University, 2003) G.C. Bharuka.,Item Standards of Disclosure Regulation and Practices in India.(National Law School of India University, 2004) Srinivasan., PadminiItem Development and Improvement: A Study of the Kevadia Colony Project for the Sardar Sarovar Dam in Gujarat(National Law School of India University, 2004) John Dias, AnthonyItem The Taxation of Electronic Commerce(National Law School of India University, 2004) Sumanth., AnitaItem Exploring Insulations for Protecting and Conserving Bio Cultural Diversity - A Study (2 Volume Set)(National Law School of India University, 2004) Srinivas., K. RaviItem The Fundamental Freedom From Torture: A Critical Study of its Enforcement in Sri Lanka(National Law School of India University, 2004-07) Nanayakkara, ChandradasaItem Protocols on Search, Seizure and Retrieval of Digital Evidence in Cyber Crimes Investigation in the Virtual Situation(National Law School of India University, 2004-07-02) M K Nagaraj, M K NagarajItem Impact of TRIPS on Intellectual Property Legal Regime in India - With Special Reference to Patents and Health Care Issues(National Law School of India University, 2006) V C Vivekanandan, V C VivekanandanItem The Constitutional Developments in India Through Judicial Process A Study.(National Law School of India University, 2006) K Bhakthavatsala,Item Gene Based Inventions Patents and Public Domain Balance(National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, 2006) Kankanala, Kalyan ChakravarthyItem A Critical Analysis of the Disinvestment Process in India(National Law School of India University, 2008) Mukherjee., PrasenjitThe last few years have seen more and more countries opting for privatization. The international financial institutions have also been favouring it as part of their structural adjustment programme for specific countries. After the macroeconomic crisis of 1991, India too initiated certain refonns aimed at reducing the level of state intervention. This dissertation seeks to examine whether these changes denote a genuine move towards privatization or not, and whether such a policy would be sustainable, given the economic, political and social compulsions that the country faces. The dissertation seeks to explore the concept of privatization, its rationale and consequences and then look at privatisation in developed as well as developing countries. It will examine thereafter the developmental strategy adopted by India since her independence leading to the growth of the public sector, the macroeconomic crisis of 1991 and the policy changes that have taken place since then. The study will show that while after 1991 the Government has been forced to cut down on the level of state intervention, it has followed a cautious approach and not gone in for large-scale privatization. On the contrary, the emphasis has been more on deregulation than on actual disinvestment. It will show that the disinvestment carried out so far has not only been marginal, but the proceeds have gone towards reducing the fiscal deficit of the government instead of rejuvenating the public sector enterprises. While wholesale privatisation may not be a preferred option keeping in view the huge investments made so far as well as the social tensions such a step would engender, some sort of rolling back of the government's activities would appear inevitable. The study will conclude that as the government's resources dwindle, there is bound to be greater dependence on private financing for new projects and for infrastructure development. This would be partly met from domestic sources and partly from foreign investment. There would be a tendency to allow the private sector into areas that were earlier reserved for the public sector. There would also be a withdrawal from areas that are perceived as better managed by the private sector. xiiItem Lack of Professionalism in the Police in Effective Investigation of Crimes and Resultant Large Scale Acquittals(National Law School of India University, 2008) R, RamachandranItem Law and Policy Relating to Sex Selection(National Law School of India University, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, 2008) Esther Thomas, SarasuTABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction & Methodology; The Preconception & Prenatal Diagnostic Techniques Act; Population; Infanticide; Abortion & Sex Selection; New Reproductive Technologies and Sex Selection; Sex Selective Abortion and Violence Against Women; Karnataka; Conclusions; Bibliography; Annexures.Item Green Ships and Cleaner Ports: An Integrated Approach(National Law School of India University, 2009) Kumar., P V SasiItem An Analysis of the Safeguard Measures Under GATT/WTO(National Law School of India University, 2009) Rai, Sheela