There are 15 books by Amrita Narlikar on BookOrb. A strong starting point is International trade and developing countries (2004). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 International trade and developing countries 2004 · 256 pages
  2. 2 Leadership and change in the multilateral trading system 2009 · 268 pages
  3. 3 Deadlocks in multilateral negotiations 2010 · 336 pages
  4. 4 New Powers 2010 · 208 pages
  5. 5 New Powers How To Become One And How To Manage Them 2010 · 208 pages
  6. 6 The Oxford handbook on the World Trade Organization 2012
  7. 7 Bargaining With A Rising India Lessons From The Mahabharata 2014 · 246 pages
  8. 8 The Oxford Handbook on The World Trade Organization Oxford Handbooks in Politics International Relations 2014
  9. 9 Bargaining with a Rising India 2014 · 264 pages
  10. 10 Small States in Multilateral Economic Negotiations 2016 · 88 pages
  11. 11 Poverty Narratives and Power Paradoxes in International Trade Negotiations and Beyond 2020 · 220 pages
  12. 12 International Negotiation and Political Narratives 2022 · 304 pages
  13. 13 INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: BARGAINING COALITIONS IN THE GATT & WTO

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Amrita Narlikar written?

BookOrb lists 15 books by Amrita Narlikar.

Where should I start with Amrita Narlikar?

A good starting point is International trade and developing countries (2004).

What is the Amrita Narlikar books in order list?

In publication order: 1. International trade and developing countries (2004), 2. Leadership and change in the multilateral trading system (2009), 3. Deadlocks in multilateral negotiations (2010), 4. New Powers (2010), 5. New Powers How To Become One And How To Manage Them (2010), 6. The Oxford handbook on the World Trade Organization (2012), 7. Bargaining With A Rising India Lessons From The Mahabharata (2014), 8. The Oxford Handbook on The World Trade Organization Oxford Handbooks in Politics International Relations (2014), 9. Bargaining with a Rising India (2014), 10. Small States in Multilateral Economic Negotiations (2016), 11. Poverty Narratives and Power Paradoxes in International Trade Negotiations and Beyond (2020), 12. International Negotiation and Political Narratives (2022), 13. INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: BARGAINING COALITIONS IN THE GATT & WTO.