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Trade, Environment and Sustainable Development

A South Asian Perspective

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Editors:
  1. Veena Jha

    1. UNCTAD, Switzerland

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  2. Grant Hewison

    1. Auckland Institute of Technology, New Zealand

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  3. Maree Underhill

    1. Auckland, New Zealand

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Table of contents (21 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiv
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  2. Introduction: Trade, Environment and Sustainable Development: A South Asian Perspective

    1. Introduction: Trade, Environment and Sustainable Development: A South Asian Perspective

      • Grant Hewison, Maree Underhill
      Pages 1-12

  4. Country Case-Studies

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 79-79
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    2. Environmental and Trade Considerations in the South Asian Region

      • Prodipto Ghosh, Preeti Soni, M. C. Verma, Rakesh Shahani
      Pages 81-95

    3. The Sustainable Development of Leather Industries in Bangladesh

      • Fasih Uddin Mahtab
      Pages 97-104

    4. Trade and the Environment: A Perspective from Bhutan

      • Achyut Bhandari
      Pages 105-108

    5. Making Trade and Environmental Policies Compatible: Further Considerations From India

      • R. C. Jhamtani
      Pages 109-115

    6. Protection of the Environment, Trade and India’s Leather Exports

      • Ashok Jha
      Pages 117-122

    7. The Impact of Environmental Standards and Regulations Set in Foreign Markets on India’s Exports

      • Vasantha Bharucha
      Pages 123-142

    8. Making Trade and Environmental Policy Making Mutually Compatible in Nepal

      • Khilendra N. Rana
      Pages 143-147

    9. Making Trade and Environmental Policy Making Mutually Compatible in Pakistan

      • Akhtar Hasan Khan
      Pages 149-154

    10. Trade and the Environment: A Case Study from Sri Lanka

      • Lalith Heengama
      Pages 155-160

    11. Trade and the Environment: A Sri Lankan Perspective

      • V. Kanesalingam
      Pages 161-167

  5. Paths Forward

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 169-169
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Trade, Environment and Sustainable Development explores the linkages between the objectives of liberalised international trade, protection of the environment and sustainable development. It is an anthology of essays by leading experts, key government officials and political leaders from the South Asian region, supported by officials of the OECD, UNCTAD and non-governmental organisations. Trade, Environment and Sustainable Development outlines the concerns of the developing nations of the South Asian region about the impacts on their trade and development from the environmental policies of the North. A range of country case and sector studies are presented, along with analysis of key regional issues.

Editors and Affiliations

  • UNCTAD, Switzerland

    Veena Jha

  • Auckland Institute of Technology, New Zealand

    Grant Hewison

  • Auckland, New Zealand

    Maree Underhill

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