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Rural Marketing as a Tool for National Development

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Rural Marketing as a Tool for National Development: Strategies for Socio-Economic Progress

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Charles Chatterjee

Global Policy Institute, UK

United Kingdom – North America – Japan – India – Malaysia – China

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About the Author

Professor Charles Chatterjee studied law at the University of Cambridge and the University of London. He held a professorial position in international commercial and criminal law at London Metropolitan University. He was a Senior Associate Fellow at University of Warwick, and until recently, he was also the Director of the Centre for Energy Law and Management at a British University. He is currently a Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute in addition to being a Visiting Professor at the National University of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay.

Professor Chatterjee is also a practising Barrister in England and Wales.

He has published extensively both in the form of books and articles on various aspects of public international law, international economic law, energy law, international commercial law, including banking, trade, investment, corporate governance, international commercial arbitration as well as health and drugs law.