Titlebook: Contemporary Debates in Indian Foreign and Security Policy; India Negotiates Its Harsh V. Pant Book 2008 Harsh V. Pant 2008 Civil-Military

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ge of issues that are controversial but central to the future of an Indian global strategy. This book examines these issues and deduces major trends in Indian foreign policy.978-0-230-34118-0978-0-230-61295-2

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Introductionul economies in the world today gives India clout on the global stage matched only by a few other states. Coupled with a highly professional armed forces well-ensconced in a liberal democratic polity, India is emerging as an entity that can decisively shift the global balance of power. As a conseque

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The Russia-China-India “Strategic Triangle” Primed for Failure?recedented in global politics that even Paul Kennedy, once a leading proponent of the theory of U.S. decline, had to concede after the Afghan war that never before in history has such a disparity of power existed like the one between the United States and the rest of major powers today.. This is evo

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Civil-Military Relations in a “Nuclear” India Whither Effectiveness?loset and openly declaring itself as a nuclear weapon state. The broad framework of India’s nuclear doctrine was drafted by the National Security Advisory Board (NSAB) that was established by the government of India after the nuclear tests of May 1998. This draft nuclear doctrine of the NSAB had bee

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India and Missile Defense Lull after a Stormmally withdrew from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) treaty in 2001, which paved the way for the U.S. pursuit of its ballistic missile defense (BMD) program without any formal restrictions. The United States had deployed six interceptors at Fort Greely in Alaska and four at Vandenberg Air Force

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India and Israel An Uneasy Embracedespite Indian attempts to keep this flourishing bilateral relationship out of public view. This bilateral relationship assumed an altogether new dynamic and came under full public scrutiny with the visit of Ariel Sharon to India in September 2003, the first ever by a ruling Israeli prime minister,

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India Grapples with Energy Security Playing Catch-up with Chinaia together would account for as much as 45 percent of that increase.. Asia is emerging as a major factor in shaping the global energy trends. The world’s fastest growth markets are in the Asia-Pacific nations, which require increasing and steady flow of energy to fuel them. Economic forecasters pre