Military Policy, World Politics, General Asian History, Diplomacy & International Relations
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Overview
This volume, with contributions from some of the most informed and celebrated commentators in the field, deals with issues of national security in India. Among the topics discussed include: India's emergence as a nuclear power and its associated problems; the relations with its two nuclear neighbours - China and Pakistan; India's position vis-a-vis the United States' dominated world order; and the transformation of India from a developing country to a middle-ranking power.
Synopsis
This volume brings together original essays by internationally renowned scholars who provide a wide-ranging examination of national security in India. They discuss strategic and foreign policy issues that lie at the heart of Indias security concerns in todays world order. The book charts Indias growth from a poor, developing country to a middle-ranking nuclear power and examines its position in a US-dominated world order. It then looks at Indias relations with its nuclear neighboursChina and Pakistan and explores possibilities of nuclear risk-reduction in the South Asian region. The volume ends with two essays on Subrahmanyams contribution to the security debate and a select bibliography of his writings.Book Details
Published
October 7, 2004
Publisher
Sage Publications Pvt. Ltd
Pages
280
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780761932673