The book consists of 14 essays written by eminent scholars in the field and focuses on India-Central Asia relations especially in the past two decades with a historical perspective.
The book consists of 14 essays written by eminent scholars in the field and focuses on India-Central Asia relations especially in the past two decades with a historical perspective.
P.L. Dash is Professor of International Relations and ICCR India Chair, University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Nehru Centre was conceived in 1972 as a memorial to Jawaharlal Nehru, independent India's first Prime Minister. It is ever engaged in promoting his ideals of enlightened curiosity, the scientific temper, and secular values.
Inhaltsangabe
* Foreword * Acknowledgements * Editor's Note * 1. Sanjay Kumar Pandey, 'India and the Importance of Central Asia' * 2. Ranjana Mishra, 'Silk Route: Transcendental Values in Time and Space' * 3. Mushtaq A. Kaw, 'Kashmir and Central Asia: Past Legacy and Future Continuum' * 4. Nirmala Joshi, 'India-Central Asia Energy Cooperation' * 5. Swaran Singh, 'China-led Multilateralism in Central Asia: Strategic Implications for India' * 6. Marlène Laruelle and Sébastein Peyrouse, 'Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: Hopes amid Hurdles' * 7. K. Warikoo, 'India and Central Asia: Potential Implications for Power Rivalries in Eurasia' * 8. Ajay Patnaik, 'Central Asia as Potential Theatre of Non-traditional Conflict' * 9. P.L. Dash, 'River Water Politics in Central Asia' * 10. Laura Yerekesheva, 'Compelling Compulsions of Ethno-Cultural Identity and Integration Process in Central Asia' * 11. Anita Sengupta, 'The Performative State: Nation Building and Nationalist Discourse in Central Asia' * 12. R.G. Gidadhubli, 'Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan: Economic Challenges Facing Less Developed States in Central Asia' * 13. Kuldip Singh, 'Kazakhstan: Façade of Democracy Veils Stable Despotism' * 14. Ali Ahmad Abu Romman, 'The US Interest in Central Asia' * Some Important Web Links on Central Asia * Contributors
* Foreword * Acknowledgements * Editor's Note * 1. Sanjay Kumar Pandey, 'India and the Importance of Central Asia' * 2. Ranjana Mishra, 'Silk Route: Transcendental Values in Time and Space' * 3. Mushtaq A. Kaw, 'Kashmir and Central Asia: Past Legacy and Future Continuum' * 4. Nirmala Joshi, 'India-Central Asia Energy Cooperation' * 5. Swaran Singh, 'China-led Multilateralism in Central Asia: Strategic Implications for India' * 6. Marlène Laruelle and Sébastein Peyrouse, 'Shanghai Cooperation Organisation: Hopes amid Hurdles' * 7. K. Warikoo, 'India and Central Asia: Potential Implications for Power Rivalries in Eurasia' * 8. Ajay Patnaik, 'Central Asia as Potential Theatre of Non-traditional Conflict' * 9. P.L. Dash, 'River Water Politics in Central Asia' * 10. Laura Yerekesheva, 'Compelling Compulsions of Ethno-Cultural Identity and Integration Process in Central Asia' * 11. Anita Sengupta, 'The Performative State: Nation Building and Nationalist Discourse in Central Asia' * 12. R.G. Gidadhubli, 'Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan: Economic Challenges Facing Less Developed States in Central Asia' * 13. Kuldip Singh, 'Kazakhstan: Façade of Democracy Veils Stable Despotism' * 14. Ali Ahmad Abu Romman, 'The US Interest in Central Asia' * Some Important Web Links on Central Asia * Contributors
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