Global Power: India's Foreign Policy 1947-2006This book examines India as a rising global power by reevaluating its foreign policy and relations from the Nehru period to the present through an analytical framework constructed from Indian foreign policy and the processes of globalization and regionalization. Global Power describes the economic, scientific, technological, and nuclear gains that have been made by India, reaffirming its status as a major actor on the international scene. |
Contents
A Critique of Existing Paradigms | 1 |
Indian Foreign Policy An Overview | 19 |
Indias Economic Diplomacy | 49 |
IndoUS Relations Estrangement to Engagement | 75 |
India and Russia Reassessing the TimeTested Ties | 109 |
IndiaChina Relations Issues and Emerging Trends | 135 |
IndiaPakistan Relations Sources of Hostility and Reconciliation | 159 |
India and the Middle East Asia | 193 |
India and Central Asia | 207 |
Translating the Global Power Ambition | 219 |
Appendix | 231 |
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