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Economic Cooperation between Singapore and India: An Alliance in the Making? book cover

1st Edition

Economic Cooperation between Singapore and India An Alliance in the Making?

By Faizal bin Yahya Copyright 2008
272 Pages 11 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

272 Pages 11 B/W Illustrations
by Routledge

Asian interregional economic cooperation has assumed greater prominence with the rise of Asia’s two giant economies of China and India. The economic liberalization of China’s economy in 1979, followed by India in 1991, signalled the presence of business opportunities to foreign investors - including those from Asia. This book examines the growing economic relations between India and Singapore... Read more
1. Singapore and Asian Giants 2. Developmental States and Big Business 3. Incorporating Economic Development 4. Business Challenges 5. Singapore and Software Clusters In Indian Cities 6. High Technology / Information Technology Parks 7. Telecommunications 8. Construction and Real Estate 9. Ports Development and Logistics Services 10. Civil Aviation and Airports 11. Conclusion – CECA and Singapore Projects. Bibliography

Biography

Faizal Yahya is Assistant Professor in the South Asian Studies Programme at the National University of Singapore.

"Straddling many disciplines, Dr Faizal's book has wide relevance. Being policy Orientated, it would be useful for policymakers in Singapore, India and other parts of Asia. Research institutions, non-governmental organisations and businessmen would also find it useful." - Predeep K Menon, Executive director & CEO Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

"This is an innovative book which enables us to see more clearly how Singapore is extending its economic reach into India by investing in India’s infrastructure... The extensive data presented in this study makes this work a contribution of substantial importance to students of international political economy, South and East Asian studies." - Ajaya Kumar Das, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Singapore; Contemporary South Asia, Vol. 19, No. 2, June 2011

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