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Appendix: Field trips, and list of interviews, and libraries visited

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 April 2016

Aseema Sinha
Aseema Sinha
Affiliation:
Claremont McKenna College, California
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I conducted this research over many visits to India (Delhi, Mumbai), Geneva, and Washington, DC. Research trips were conducted to India during (1) December 2002, (2) July 1, 2003-August 2004, (3) July 15, 2006–August 20, 2006, and (4) January 2009–June 2009. I visited Geneva in November of 2002. Interviews at Washington, DC, were conducted during 2004–2005. Many respondents requested anonymity, and their identities have not been revealed.

Government interviews, New Delhi

Minister of State for Commerce, Jairam Ramesh, 2009

Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2004

Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2009

Additional Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2004

Joint Secretary 1, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary 2, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary 3, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary 4, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Advisor, Ministry of Commerce, Economic Division, Government of India, 2003

Director 1, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Director 2, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Director 3, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Director 4, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Director 5, Trade Policy Division, Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, 2003

Official, Director General of Anti-Dumping, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary, DGAD, Government of India, 2003

Official, Tariff Commission, Government of India, 2004

Director, Ministry of Industrial policy and Promotion, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary, Ministry of Industry Policy and Promotion, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, 2003

Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, 2003

Additional Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, 2003

Additional Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, 2004

Retired civil servants

Jayantro Bagchi, Retired Civil Servant, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, 2004, 2009

Prabir Sengupta, Retired Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, 2002; interview was conducted when he was with IIFT, in 2003

B. K. Zutshi, Former Ambassador of India to the WTO, 2004

M. Dubey, Former Foreign Secretary, Government of India, 2003

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Globalizing India
How Global Rules and Markets are Shaping India's Rise to Power
 , pp. 288 - 293
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2016

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