The Pre-history of the Non-Aligned Movement
This article focuses on the pre-history of the Non-Aligned Movement and of the friendship between Pandit Nehru and Tito from Yugoslavia. It explores the various levels of contacts between Indians and Yugoslavs in the second half of the 1940s, among communists, diplomats, United Nations delegation members and participants of a Yugoslav trade delegation to South Asia. Special attention is given to the question of why Yugoslavia was a rather uninteresting or even hostile country to India in the years immediately after the end of World War II, but grew to be an attractive partner in the aftermath of Tito's break with Stalin, when the country tried to survive between the Anglo–American and Soviet blocs.
Serbia: The History Behind the Name
Shifting Serbias - kings, tsars, despots and patriarchs, from the beginning to the 18th century Serbia takes root - the liberators, Karageorge and Prince Milos, 1804-1839 Serbia becomes a state -from autonomy to independence, 1839-1878 independent Serbia - rival dynasties and political parties, 1878-1914 Serbia at war - between destruction and Yugoslavia, 1914-1918 Serbia into Yugoslavia -between the two world wars, 1918-1945 fragments of Serbia - victims, resisters and collaborators, 1941-1945 Serbia under Tito - part of a wider communist plan, 1945-1980 Serbia after Broz - from Tito's apotheosis to Milosevic's consecration, 1980-1989 Serbia in darkness -the Milosevic years, the 1990s conclusion - a plea for Saint Guy.
White-Collar Crime in Modern England: Financial Fraud and Business Morality, 1845-1929.
List of tables Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The new economy: transformation of finance and opportunities for crime 2. The railway mania 3. Banking and credit fraud 4. Stock fraud 5. Company fraud: promotion 6. Company fraud: management 7. Company law and the courts 8. Business ethics and professionalization Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.