India, at the time of publication, was the second largest producer of full length (feature) films in the world. How did a less developed country like India reach so high a rank in an industry that is relatively modern and somewhat technologically sophisticated? In this paper the author argues...

Starting with the end of the Second World War there has been a remarkable growth in multinational corporations. The current public attention to these corporations is due, at least in part, to their recent expansion and to the increasingly significant role that they are playing in both national...

T HERE have been innumerable cases of corporate mergers, consolidations, and reorganizations requiring the holders of shares of predecessor corporations to exchange their certificates for ones of the successor or surviving corporation.' Most merger, consolidation, and reorganization agreements...

Blight findings have functioned as a cornerstone for condemnation since the great urban decline of the mid-twentieth century prompted governments at all levels throughout the country to intervene in the real estate market. Elements of blight, and then the term itself, became a basis for this...