01769nam a22002897a 450000500170000000800410001701000150005802000260007302000230009903500130012203700150013504000180015008200120016810000280018024500910020826000460029927000640034530000400040950000640044950506570051352000690117065100450123970000100128494200260129499900170132095201420133720110711124452.0110711t        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aENG-102969  a9780198073833c695.00  a0198073836c695.00  aEN-86502  bDBAD / PUB  adplbEnglish   a327.54   929414aMalone, David M.  aDoes the elephant dance? : bcontemporary Indian foreign policy /cby David M. Malone.  aNew Delhi bOxford University Pressc2011  aYMCA Library Building, Jai Singh Road, bNew Delhi e110001  axxii,425p. :c24cm (Hb) bill., map  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 379-410) and index.  aIntroduction -- 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.  aSurveys the main features of contemporary Indian foreign policy.  aIndia x Foreign relations929415y1984-  929413  2ddccENmMALh327.54   c53708d53708  00102ddc40718NFICaDBADbDBADd2011-07-11eDBAD/PUBg695.00l0o327.54  MALpEN-86502r2011-07-11 00:00:00t1v695.00w2011-07-11yEN