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EDITORIAL Welcome to the present issue of this journal. One gets knowledge-rich by gaining experience which is surely a repository of hurdles and challenges. The passage to this thirteenth annual issue is not an exception; but we are sure it speaks for us as to how strategic we were in overcoming those hurdles and in gainfully utilizing that experience for gradual improvement. Maintaining continuity, though an uphill task, is an important aspect in the life of a journal for its sustenance. That in turn depends on three basic factors – contribution from the authors (the input), editorial functions (the processing mechanism), and acceptance by the users (the output). We have undertaken the task of performing the editorial functions and thereby remain grateful to both the authors and the users for their continued and stronger support for longer sustenance. We are specially grateful to the two foreign authors on this count. Two important features of this journal, to reiterate, are the ‘blind review’ process to maintain and improve the quality, and an earmarked space for ‘Students’ Section’ meant ‘for the students and by the students’. We apologise to those contributors whom we could not accommodate in this volume due to lack of sufficient time to re-process and to get the revised version of their contributions. We hope to find them in the next volume. We also apologise to the users for our failure to present any write up in the ‘Students’ Section’. This volume contains seven articles – one on Corporate Governance in the Asian sub-continent, three on different aspects of Mergers and Acquisitions, and one each on Microfinance, effects of WTO in Indian Farm sector, and on prediction of Liquidity and Profitability. Dr. Madan Bhasin has written on Corporate Governance. As to Mergers and Acquisitions, i) recapitalisation issue in Nigerian Insurance industry has been studied jointly by Mr. S. A. Aduloju, Mr. A. L. Awoponle, and Mr. S. A. Oke; ii) a study jointly by Prof. Arindam Gupta and Mr. Debashis Kundu analyses the effectiveness in enhancing Profitability and Shareholder Value Creation; and iii) Dr. Debdas Rakshit jointly with Mr. Chanchal Chatterjee has studied the effectiveness in Corporate Restructuring. Bankers’ perception about Microfinance has been analysed jointly by Prof. Samirendra Nath Dhar, Mr. Kiranjit Sett, and Mr. Soumitra Sarkar. Mr. Vijay Kumar Mishra has taken the endeavour to identify the possibility of renaissance in the Farm sector under WTO regime and finally Dr. Amalendu Bhunia has tried to predict the Liquidity and Profitability by Discriminant Analysis. Apart from the articles, this volume also presents the highlights of the
National Seminar on ‘Current Trends in Indian Banking’ by Mr. Subrata Mukherjee and Dr. Rabindra Nath De Dalal and of the Extension Lecture programme by Prof. Arindam Gupta as Head of the Department, organized by the Department during the year. I must appreciate the gesture of my colleagues in cooperation and sharing of the editorial tasks. Prof. Arindam Gupta deserves special mention for his commendable role in his capacity as the Executive Editor towards continuous quality improvement and timely publication. I cannot leave without recognizing the role of our Mentor, Prof. S. K. Pramanick, the honourable Vice-Chancellor of our University. In the end, Mr. Achinta Marik, the Proprietor of M/s. Mithu Enterprise deserves equal credit for crashing the printing time without sacrificing its quality. We’ll perceive our efforts to be successful only if this journal is well accepted by the readers. Dated: Midnapore The 31 st March 2008 Sd/- K. C. Paul Editor-in chief
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