New Horizons in Indian Managements

About The Book: This book is a pioneering work on India's 21st century management and brings to fore the challenges, opportunities, achievements, failures and futuristic possibilities of growth. ,It offers a kaleidoscope of various trends, events of economic growth and analysis of its emergence as a global economic power. It provides as insight into the Indian ethos of management, spirituality and management, strategies of human resource management, corporate governance and change management. The book covers the evolution of management in India from the ancient times to the present and also the relevance of the western management practices into the Indian context. India is becoming a global leader in many fields and this book examines the various view points about the emergence of India as a global economic power and one can perceive it if some one has the right perception. Today we are living in the heightened era of constant change, globalisation, privatisation and economic development. This book highlights the unexplored dimensions of Indian economy becoming the fastest developing nation of the world. The central theme of this book is to identify new horizons of Indian management such as Indian ethos, corporate governance, change management and the management of Indian economy with an inclusive approach to development. Spirituality is the latest fad of management with India as its pioneering leader and the book brings to fore the intricate relationship between the two. It is a powerful assessment of India's potential for global economic leadership uniquely featuring the various new horizons of management like retailing, strategic human resource management. This book examines various recent changes from a historical perspective and provides comprehensive coverage about the challenges of modern management in India in the 21st century. This work analyses the US financial crisis and its impact on the global economy. The greed of the Wall Street investment bankers and the dangers of a totally unregulated system have resulted in this global financial crisis. It highlights the latest Indo US nuclear deal which has opened the door for India entering the civil nuclear cooperation with major powers of the world.This will be very useful not only to the managers but also to the common reader who wants to update himself with the latest developments and trends pertaining to Indian management. This treatise will be of immense utility to the managers and business leaders of the new, emerging India and provides the conceptual framework for preparing leaders of tomorrow.