India Arriving

Author(s): Rafiq Dossani

Non Fiction

Once the jewel in the crown of the formidable British Empire, India has been surrounded by myth for years. After gaining independence in 1948, this often misunderstood country found itself faced with a new sense of freedom - and along with it, enormous burdens and challenges. While exotic, mysterious, and seductive, it has also become an economic force to be reckoned with. With the fourth largest economy in the world, the largest youth population on Earth, and a thriving middle class, India is the second-most-preferred destination for foreign investment. But very few Americans truly understand what a rich and powerful country it has become - or its role as a global power, center of outsourcing, and potential partner with the United States. From the country's thriving film industry to its burgeoning high-tech industry as well as its attempts to stabilize its economy, "India Arriving" offers a fascinating glimpse into the real India, with all of its assets and all of its faults.Author, Rafiq Dossani goes beneath the veil surrounding India and explores the many ways it has begun to emerge onto the world stage.

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Top Business Book for 2008. "Dossani's book sets out its stall with the opening anecdote of Chapter 1 -- it's the story only someone who understands India in all its complexity could tell. The rest of the book continues in that vein -- that is, explaining India's political and social structure, what drives its economy and its people at national and local levels -- and expounds all with the kind of clarity and insight you just couldn't get from an outsider. A useful and entertaining read for anyone looking at investing in India." --BNET UK

Rafiq Dossani (Santa Barbara, CA) is a senior research scholar and executive director at Stanford University's Asian Pacific Research Center.

General Fields

  • : 9780814474242
  • : 112545
  • : 112545
  • : 0.628
  • : 01 October 2007
  • : 236mm X 160mm X 29mm
  • : United States
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Rafiq Dossani
  • : Hardback
  • : 954.053
  • : 304
  • : Illustrations, map