The book examines the lapses in leadership which led to certain crucial problems in foreign policy at the time of India's independence in 1947, including communal antagonism. It traces the subtle changes in foreign policy post-1991 which set the stage for India's movement towards acheiving a greater power status.
The book examines the lapses in leadership which led to certain crucial problems in foreign policy at the time of India's independence in 1947, including communal antagonism. It traces the subtle changes in foreign policy post-1991 which set the stage for India's movement towards acheiving a greater power status.
Jayanta Kumar Ray is National Research Professor, Government of India, and Honorary Professor, Institute of Foreign Policy Studies, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, India.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Non-Alignment: Pronouncements and Practices 2. Relations with the United Kingdom 3. Relations with Pakistan 4. Relations with China 5. Relations with Bangladesh 6. Relations with Nepal 7. Relations with Sri Lanka 8. Relations with former Soviet Union/Russia 9. Relations with the United States 10. Nuclear Policy. Epilogue
Introduction 1. Non-Alignment: Pronouncements and Practices 2. Relations with the United Kingdom 3. Relations with Pakistan 4. Relations with China 5. Relations with Bangladesh 6. Relations with Nepal 7. Relations with Sri Lanka 8. Relations with former Soviet Union/Russia 9. Relations with the United States 10. Nuclear Policy. Epilogue
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