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Three-Day International Conference on

“ Dynamics of Economic Growth and Development in Asia with Special Reference to India ”

25

^th

-27

^th

, October 2017

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About the University

The Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow is one of the premier Central Universities in the country established on 10^th January 1996 with the objective of promoting advance knowledge by providing instructional and research facilities in Science, key and frontier areas of technology, social sciences and other disciplines. The University promotes the study of the Principles for which Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar worked during his lifetime and pay special attention to the promotion of educational and economic interests and welfare of the people in general and members belonging to SC/ST in particular.

About the Department:

Department of economics is one of the oldest department of the University. The department is running one full time Masters Courses; M.A Economics and also offers PhD and M.Phil.

programmes with main emphasis on innovative and empirical research on various aspects of the economy. The Department is working with a vision of creating global leaders, having advanced infrastructural facilities like Computer lab, Library, Conference hall and eminent faculty members to train the students in accordance with the need of the job market. The Department has always been conscious of and responsive to socio-economic needs of the society at large.

Concept Note of Conference

Asia, situated in northern eastern part of globe, has emerged as an economic power and ray of hope in providing the alternative option apart from America and Europe after globalisation. It consist nearly 60 percent population and 30 percent area of the world.

When the economies of the rest of the world are turmoiling with very low economic growth due to sub prime crisis of US economy, most of the countries of the Asia have ensured the growth rate well above 6 percent. Emerging of India and China in the post reforms period is being considered as the first step in the direction of making multi polar world. The rich human and natural resources with very good climatic conditions also support in this direction. After the great scientific revolution of Europe, which established the mechanistic view of nature and rejected the dualistic view, Europe and America are dominated over the world in terms of ideas and values as well as in economic activities.

But the success of India and china, which is based on their own domestic resources and unique ideas and policies, are providing sufficient reasons to believe that, the new union is going to be of Asian countries.

Though many positive developments have taken place in favour of Asian countries in recent past but still many more issues and problems need to resolve to realise the full potential of this continent. Asia is much diversified set of the countries; where as in one hand they are the countries like Japan and South Korea, which are almost in list of developed countries. The countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, Myanmar, Srilanka and Afghanistan are on other hand less developed as well as politically instable and facing number of internal problems. Among these Asian countries there are countries like India and China that are politically stable and internally strong, and growing quite well. These countries are the hope for Asia as well as for the whole world.

Lack of cooperation among these three set of the countries, unlike Europe and North American countries, is biggest hurdle for the development of the continent. It is reflecting in trade relations, economic cooperation as well as political and social cooperation. However, it could be achieved because of basic values, which are the same in whole continent. Strong cultural and religious relations in countries of Asian continent are also supporting in this direction. India and China can play very crucial role in this direction. The globe is indeed looking at us with renewed interest. Almost every macroeconomic variable has been affected by the process of globalization. Be it foreign direct investment, foreign portfolio investment, business process outsourcing, technology transfer, information technology advancements, foreign trade of goods, services and capital, foreign exchange reserves or national income. Making free trade area to whole continent, single currency for Asian region, free flow of capital and development in social indicators, are some of the issues which could be resolved. It will help in development of countries of the Asia. In this context it is the right time to discuss the contemporary macro economics of developing Asian economies to provide some inputs and direction of making Asia the dawn of new hope for the world. To introspect on the dynamics of macro economics of the developing Asian countries with special reference to India, the Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Central University, Lucknow, India is organising three days international conference during 25^th – 27^th October 2017. We are inviting scholars, academicians and policy makers of Asian countries and other part of globe to share their findings of research on the significant sub themes.

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The International Seminar is proposed to organise with following sub-themes:

Sub-Themes of the Conference

 Development trajectories and sectoral growth of Asian Economies

 Employment, migration and livelihood challenges

 Issues of public policy and Governance

 Opportunities and challenges in regional and international trade & investment of Asian

countries

 Financial and banking sector reforms:

Experiences and Challenges

 Issues of sustainable development

 Innovation and entrepreneurship development: Issues & Experiences

Research papers relevant and related to above themes are welcome welcome.

Structure of abstracts and full papers:

All abstracts of the paper should be submitted in single space and within 500 words specially mentioning hypothesis, methodology and the expected results along with a cover page giving name of the authors, full address, affiliation of University/Institution, e-,mail and Mob No. The font size should be on scale of 12 in Times new Roman.

 Full paper (not more than 8000 words). in MS word12 font New Times Romans 1.5 space on A4 size paper with a cover page giving name of the authors, full address, affiliation of University/Institution, e-,mail id and contact number.

Guidelines for paper submission

The full length research papers should be sent to the organizing secretary of the

Conference through email:

[email protected] While writing the paper, the author should follow the APA format of citation and references , please use Times New Roman (size 12pt) .

Conference volume is proposed to be published with selected papers of the conference with international reputed publisher.

Important dates

Submission of Abstract : 31^st May ,2017 Acceptance of Abstracts : 10^th June 2017 Submission of Full Papers: 31^st July 2017

Acceptance and Communication : 31^st August, 2017 Registration : 15^th September 2017

Date of Conference : 25^th -27^th October, 2017

Call for PAPERS

Original, empirical, high quality research papers are invited from academicians, professionals, research scholars for the international conference. However, the duly constituted selection and review committees will have full authority to select or reject a paper for presentation/publication or to consider it for publication in the form of proceedings. Notification of acceptance will be sent in due time.

REGISTRATION FEE DETAILS(lodging, boarding & conference kit)

For academicians and other delegates: Rs.2000/- For Research scholars and Students :Rs.500/-

Registration fee should be sent on or before prescribed date through A/C payee bank draft / cheque drawn in favour of Organising Secretary, international conference 2017 payable at Canara bank, BBAU branch, Lucknow, India

Note: Selected paper presenters have to register for conference by paying the registration fee on or before 15^th September 2017.

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Chief Patron

Prof. R.C.Sobti Vice Chancellor, BBAU

Patrons

Prof. N.M.P.Verma

Organizing Secretary

Prof. L. C. Mallaiah Conference Coordinators

Prof. Sanatan Nayak Dr .D. K. Yadav Dr. Surendra Meher

Dr. K. Ravi Kumar Dr. Pranav Kumar Anand

General information about Lucknow

Lucknow, the second largest city of northern India and the capital city of Uttar Pradesh in India, is situated on the river Gomati. The city retains it's age old charm and is renewed for its etiquette and courteous culture, popularly known as the

“LucknawiTahzeeb”. Its deep rooted traditions, imposing inspiring historical monuments and mouth watering cuisine are major draws for tourist.

The city is a delight for academic and research pursuit with several world renowned research laboratories and educational institutes being located here viz. Giri Institute of Developmental studies , Banker Institute of Rural Development National Botanical Research Institute, Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plant, Indian Institute of Toxicological Research, University of Lucknow, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar university(central university), King George Medical University, to name a few.

Weather

October is the beginning of the winter season but the weather is moderate and very light woollen clothes may be required.

All correspondence should be addressed to:

Dr. D. K. Yadav Conference Coordinator Department of Economics Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar (Central) University, Lucknow-

226025

Email: [email protected] Cell no:+91-8400754176

How to Reach University

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Special Invitees of International Conference

 Prof. Jagdesh Narayan

 Prof. P. N. Mehrotra

 Prof. Surindra Kumar

 Prof. MG Chandrakanth

 Prof. Amit S. Ray

 Prof. Govinda Rao

 Prof. Amartya Sen

 Prof. S.K.Thorat

 Prof. Y. V. Reddy

 Prof. Narendra Jhadav

 Prof. Balchandra Mungekar

 Prof. Mahendra Dev

 Prof. Raghu Ram Rajan

 Prof. Mohammed Yunus

 Prof. Jayati Gosh

 Prof. C. Ranga Rajan

 Prof. Kausik Basu

 Prof. Jagdish Bhagwati

 Dr. Arvind Panagariya

 Prof.M.G Chandrakanth

 Prof. Amit S. Ray

 Prof. Tapati Guha-Thakurta

 Prof. Sunil Ray

 Prof.R. K. Mishra

 Prof. Manoj Panda

 Prof. Sanjay Kumar

 Prof. Satyakam Joshi

 Prof. Shashanka Bhide

 Prof. Murzban Jal

 Prof. Surindra Kumar

 Prof. Pratap Bhanu Mehta

 Prof. Niti Mehta

 Prof. Achin Chakraborty

 Prof. Anjila Gupta

 Prof. C.H. Hanumantha Rao

 Dr. M.S Swaminadhan

 Dr. Arun Jaitly

 Prof. Manmohan Singh

 Prof. Jean Dreze

 Prof. Prabhat Patnaik

 Dr. Bibek Debroy

 Prof. Subramanian Swamy

 Prof. Abhijit Sen,

 Prof. K.S. Chalam

 Prof. Tilak J.B.G

 Prof. R. Radha Krishna

 Prof. D. N. Reddy

 Prof. Sucha Singh Gill

 Prof. Deepak Nayyar

 Prof. K. L. Krishna

 Prof. Praveen Jha

 Prof. Kalpana Kannabiran

 Prof. Pratap Singh Birthal

 Prof. Kuldip Kaur

 Dr. Indu Agnihotri

 Prof. S.Galab

 Prof. Srijit Mishra

 Prof. R. Parthasarathy

 Prof. M.R. Murthy

 Prof. Bhupen Samah

 Prof.V.B. Annigeri

 Prof. Yatindra Singh Sisodia

 Prof. Sanghmitra Acharya

 Dr. Saibal Gupta

 Prof. (Dr.) D. Narayan

 Prof. Alakh N. Sharma

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Three-Day International Conference on