Handbook of India's International Relations

Description

This Handbook aims to give an overview of India’s international relations, given the development of India as a major economic power in the world, and the growing interest in the impact of Asia on the international system in the future. Edited by David Scott of Brunel University, and with chapters written by a variety of experts, this Handbook of India’s International Relations offers an up to date, unbiased and comprehensive resource to academics, students of international relations, business people, media professionals and the general reader.

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Contents

Introduction David Scott 1. International Relations "Theory" and India Vernon Hewitt 2. India's "Strategic Culture" from Past to Present Harsh Pant 3. National "Aspirations" of Rising Power Chris Ogden 4. Geopolitics and India Robert Stewart-Ingersoll and Derrick Frazier 5. India's "Power" Atributes Sreeram Chaulia 6. Energy and Geo-Economics for India Gulsham Sachdeva 7. India's Relations with Pakistan Vernon Hewitt 8. India's Relations with the Himalayan Satish Kumar 9. India's Relations with Bangladesh Harsh Pant 10. India's Relations with Sri Lanka Brian Orland 11. India's Relations with Afghanistan Raghav Sharma 12. India's Role in Regional Integration David Scott 13. Looking East 1 (Southeast Asia and ASEAN) Anindya Batabyal 14. Looking East 2 (East Asia/Australasia) Walter Ladwig 15. Looking North (Central Asia and the SCO) Emilian Kavalski 16. Looking West 1 (Iran and the Golf) Mukund Narvenkar 17. Looking West 2 (Middle East inc Gulf of Aden & Israel) P.R Kumaraswamy 18. Looking West 3 (Africa) Ajay Dubey 19. Looking South (Indian Ocean) James Holmes 20. India's Relations with Russia Gulshan 21. Indias Relations with the European Union Rajendra K Jain 22. India's Relations with China Harsh Pant 23. India's Relations with the United States Amit Gupta 24. India and its Diaspora Ajay Dubey 25. India and International Terrorism Arpita Anant 26. India and the United Nations Sreeram Chaulia 27. India and Nuclear Weapons Chris Ogden 28. India and Climate Change Uttam Sinha 29. India and Outer Space Vijayasekhara Reddy Conclusion: Findings for the Future David Scott

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