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The Centre for Studies in International Relations and Development (CSIRD) is a research organisation which seeks to carry out policy-related work in the field of international relations and development cooperation. It aims to grow into a leading think tank to promote policy issues related to globalisation, trade and development. CSIRD emerged out of a recognised need for an institution that would give a distinct shape to the realisation of a shared future for the World. CSIRD is a network organization involved in addressing issues of multilateral, regional, bilateral and national concern to our society.
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40. Quantitatively Assessing a BIMSTEC-Japan FTA: A CGE Analysis Anna Strutt, Department of Economics, Waikato Management School, University of Waikato, Private Bag 3105, Hamilton, New Zealand,
39. BIMSTEC-Japan Cooperation in Energy Sector: Myanmar Perspective Myat Thein, Chairman and Chief Economist, Myat and Associates, Yangon, and Former Rector, Institute of Economics Yangon, Myanmar, and Myoe Myint,Researcher, Economic Studies and Research Institute,Yangon, Myanmar.
38. BIMSTEC-Japan Cooperation in Trade and Investment: A Sri Lankan Perspective Janaka Wijayasiri, Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, Colombo, and Deshal De Mel,Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka, Colombo,
37. BIMSTEC- Japan Cooperation in Tourism Development: Myanmar Persective Aung Kyaw Oo, Senior Researcher,Economic Studies and Research Institute.
  36. The BIMSTEC FTA and Its Relevance. Nilanjan Banik, Associate Professor, Center for Advanced Financial Studies (CAFS), Institute of Financial Management Research, Chennai.
   
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CSIRD Newsletter

Vol. 1, Nos. 1 & 2

  • Seven-nation BIMSTEC grouping needs Japan.Festival of India likely in Japan next year.Step into the big league.Manmohon Singh to make 1st Japan visit in December.
  • Myanmar's underwater wonderland

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Vol. 1, Nos. 3 &4

  • Joint Statment of the Ninth BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting August 9, 2006, New Delhi.Japan to Partner India in IETF 2007.Japan wants to build industrial village in Gujrat.Indian Commerce Ministry seeks industry response on Non Tariff barriers.
  • Indian and Bay of Bengal Community The BIMSTEC Experiment

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Nos. 3 & 4
 
National Conference on Facilitating India - Bangladesh Bilateral Trade, 19 April 2008, Bengal Club, Kolkata.
Third International Conference on Building a New BIMSTEC – Japan Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, Tokyo, 3 December 2007
3rd Research Coordination Meeting, Towards BIMSTEC-Japan Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, Colombo, 18 August 2007
Dialogue on BIMSTEC-Japan Comprehensive Economic Cooperation: Sri Lankan Perspective, Colombo, 17 August 2007
2nd International Conference on Towards BIMSTEC-Japan Comprehensive Economic Cooperation, 7-8 December 2006, Bangkok, Thailand
CSIRD Books

pdf FIEO-CSIRD Conference Report CSIRD, 2008
pdf TOKYO CONSENSUS 2007 CSIRD, 2007
pdf BIMSTEC-Japan Comprehensive Economic Cooperation: A Step in the Future, Wisarn Pupphavesa (Ed.), TDRI, Bangkok and CSIRD, 2007
 
CSIRD Research Papers on BIMSTEC
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Trade Performance and Integration Experience of BIMSTEC: A Review of Issues. Debashis Chakraborty,Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT)), New Delhi.
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Commodity Market Integration: Case of Asian Rice Markets. A. Amarender Reddy, Scientist, Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Kanpur
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Technology Upgradation through Global Value Chains: Challenges before BIMSTEC Nations. Amitendu Palit, Deputy Economic Afviser, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, New Delhi
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Trade liberalization and Regional Development in BIMSTEC Region: Does Geographical Characteristics Matter? Nilanjan Banik, Madras School of Economics, Gandhi Mandapam Road, Kottur, Chennai

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