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Does the elephant dance? : contemporary Indian foreign policy / by David M. Malone.

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Material type: TextPublication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2011Description: xxii,425p. : 24cm (Hb) ill., mapISBN:
  • 9780198073833
  • 0198073836
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 327.54
Contents:
Introduction -- 2. History: a vital foundation of India’s international relations -- 3. India’s contemporary security challenges: more internal than external? -- 4. India’s economy: its global calling card -- 5. India and its South Asian neighbours -- 6. The Sino-Indian relationship: can two tigers share a mountain? -- 7. India-USA relations: the shock of the new -- 8. India’s West Asia policy: delicate manoeuvres -- 9. India’s East and Southeast Asia policy: catching up -- 10. India’s relationship with Europe and Russia: fading glory? -- 11. The evolution of Indian multilateralism: from high ground to high table -- 12. Conclusions.
Summary: Surveys the main features of contemporary Indian foreign policy.
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English Books D.B.Act.Division Non-fiction 327.54 MAL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not For Loan EN-86502

Includes bibliographical references (p. 379-410) and index.

Introduction -- 2. History: a vital foundation of India’s international relations -- 3. India’s contemporary security challenges: more internal than external? -- 4. India’s economy: its global calling card -- 5. India and its South Asian neighbours -- 6. The Sino-Indian relationship: can two tigers share a mountain? -- 7. India-USA relations: the shock of the new -- 8. India’s West Asia policy: delicate manoeuvres -- 9. India’s East and Southeast Asia policy: catching up -- 10. India’s relationship with Europe and Russia: fading glory? -- 11. The evolution of Indian multilateralism: from high ground to high table -- 12. Conclusions.

Surveys the main features of contemporary Indian foreign policy.

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