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1. 2. Maher M. Dabbah, EC & UK Competition Law Commentary, Cases and Materials1 The book gives elaborate and thorough insight into not only the theoretical aspect of EIA Policy that exists India but also on the practical aspect. It describes the impact of EIA policy on the various sectors with the aid of case studies. The researcher has from the book incorporated in the research an analysis of the EIA policy incase of power generating projects. The book has also been useful in understanding the practical nuances of EIA policy in India. The book also depicts the present scenario of EIA policy through the official statistics give by the Ministry of Environment And Forests. But the book does not provide information on the impact of implementation of the policy on the power sector, which the researcher intends to include in the research. 3. Mark Furse Competition Law of the EC & UK2 This book critically examines Indias recently revamped EIA regime as the tool used world over to achieve sustainable development. It analyses the three significant phases of the legal development of EIA in India- pre-1994 phase, 1994-2006 phase and the post 2006 phase. The book also poses and answers the question whether the new regulations address major concerns like public participation and social impact assessment. This book helps the researcher to inculcate all key aspects of EIA process in a detailed manner. The
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1st ed., Cambridge University Press, Delhi, 2004. 4th ed. , Oxford University Press , New Delhi, 2009.

book assists the researcher in tracing the evolution of EIA policy in India. The book discusses the concept in generality and totality, whereas the researcher intends to discuss the concept in relation to the power sector in the research as well.