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The
US Immigration
Laws - A Debate
Author(s):
D Sujatha
Overview
Table
of Contents
232 Pages
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Book
Price : US $17
ISBN
81-314-1330-6
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Immigration issues occupy the center
stage at regional, national, and international level.
It is not a new phenomenon, in fact is as old as humanity
itself. It has become increasingly a key feature of the
Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization [LPG]
since the 1990s, and a major part of everyday life in
various countries. Over the last 35 years, the number
of persons living outside their country of birth has more
than doubled to stand today at over 175 million people.
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International
Court of Justice: Emerging Issues
Author(s):
Malleswari
Overview
Table
of Contents
284 Pages
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Book
Price : US $19
ISBN
81-314-1345-4
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The International Court of Justice (ICJ)
commonly known as "World Court" is established
as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations
by virtue of Article 92 of the United Nations Charter
at The Hague, Netherlands in 1946. Chapter IV Article
13 of the UN Charter makes the General Assembly responsible
for developing international law, and the ICJ is a crucial
component in this.
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Whistleblowers:
Impact and Implication
Author(s):
Anila
V Menon
Overview
Table
of Contents
256
Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 18
ISBN
81-314-1364-0
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Corruption in any organization will be
identified by the employees of that particular organization
in the first instance. Employees of an organization are
privy to many secrets and information pertaining to the
organization that they are working for. Any unethical,
immoral or illegal actions that are taking place come
to the notice of the employees. The employees are actually
within the 'crime vicinity'. In most of the situations
the employee does not react to these unethical activities
whatsoever maybe the reason.
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Immigration:
International Perspectives
Author(s):
D.
Sujatha
Overview
Table
of Contents
228
Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 17
ISBN
81-314-1343-8
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Immigration issues have become a center
stage at various levels like regional, national and international.
It can be defined as a permanent or semi-permanent change
of residence. There are many reasons for immigration,
such as, in search of land, a more peaceful ambiance,
work, wealth, agricultural land, and a better climate
or, in some cases merely to look beyond the other side
of the river or the hill.
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Disaster
Management: Legal and Policy Perceptions
Author(s):
A
Sabitha
Overview
Table
of Contents
308
Pages
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Book
Price : US $ 20
ISBN
81-314-1363-2
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From the age-old period, every year,
mankind is facing enormous loss of lives and property
by the disruptive and ill-effects of the disasters. A
disaster is defined as "a natural or man-made event
that negatively affects the lives, livelihood, property,
or industry often resulting in permanent changes to human
societies, ecosystems and environment." Thus, the
disasters may be either natural or man-made. Earthquakes,
cyclones, volcanic eruptions, tsunami, hurricanes, land-slides,
tornadoes etc.
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