Routledge Handbook of the International Relations of South Asia
Herausgeber: Ganguly, Sumit; O'Donnell, Frank
Routledge Handbook of the International Relations of South Asia
Herausgeber: Ganguly, Sumit; O'Donnell, Frank
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This handbook offers a comprehensive overview of the international relations of South Asia.
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This handbook offers a comprehensive overview of the international relations of South Asia.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 496
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1036g
- ISBN-13: 9781032159881
- ISBN-10: 103215988X
- Artikelnr.: 64360543
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 496
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 29mm
- Gewicht: 1036g
- ISBN-13: 9781032159881
- ISBN-10: 103215988X
- Artikelnr.: 64360543
umit Ganguly is a Distinguished Professor of Political Science and holds the Rabindranath Tagore Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University, Bloomington, USA. He is an author or editor of over 20 books, including the Routledge Handbook of Asian Security Studies (2009; 2019). Frank O'Donnell is the Deputy Director of the South Asia Program at the Henry L. Stimson Center in Washington, DC. He publishes and comments widely on Southern Asian security issues, including co-authoring India and Nuclear Asia: Forces, Doctrine, and Dangers (Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2019).
Introduction PART I: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF THE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH ASIA 1. Realist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 2. Liberal Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 3. Constructivist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 4. Critical Theory Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia PART II: TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING
SECURITY ISSUES IN SOUTH ASIA 5. Indian Strategic Culture 6. Pakistan's
Strategic Culture 7. The Evolution of the Sino-Indian Rivalry 8. The
Evolution of the India-Pakistan Rivalry 9. India's Nuclear Weapons Program
10. Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program 11. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
in South Asia: Government Support for Militant Groups in South Asia 12.
Insurgencies and Counterinsurgencies in South Asia 13. Indian and Pakistani
Conventional Military Doctrines 14. Track Two Diplomacy and the
India-Pakistan Conflict 15. Human Security in South Asia 16. South Asia:
States of Cyber(in)security PART III: THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH
ASIA 17. Afghanistan's Relations with South Asia: Diplomacy amid Conflict
18. Sri Lanka and South Asia 19. Bangladesh's International Relations with
South Asia and Beyond 20. Domestic Politics and Structural Constraints:
Pakistan and its South Asian Neighbors 21. India's Relations with Her
Neighbours 22. Reinventing Non-Alignment in South Asia: The Foreign
Policies of Nepal and the Maldives 23. Trends in U.S. Policy Toward South
Asia 24. China and South Asia: Beijing Builds Influence 25. Russia and
South Asia 26. Japan's Relations with South Asia 27. The UK and South Asia
28. France and South Asia 29. Germany's South Asia Policy PART IV:
CROSS-CUTTING REGIONAL ISSUES 30. The Politics of Climate Change in South
Asia 31. Polycentric versus State-Led South Asian Responses to the COVID-19
Pandemic 32. Refugees and Migration in South Asia 33. Space Programs,
Policies, and Diplomacy in South Asia 34. Regional Trade and Investment in
South Asia
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH ASIA 1. Realist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 2. Liberal Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 3. Constructivist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 4. Critical Theory Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia PART II: TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING
SECURITY ISSUES IN SOUTH ASIA 5. Indian Strategic Culture 6. Pakistan's
Strategic Culture 7. The Evolution of the Sino-Indian Rivalry 8. The
Evolution of the India-Pakistan Rivalry 9. India's Nuclear Weapons Program
10. Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program 11. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
in South Asia: Government Support for Militant Groups in South Asia 12.
Insurgencies and Counterinsurgencies in South Asia 13. Indian and Pakistani
Conventional Military Doctrines 14. Track Two Diplomacy and the
India-Pakistan Conflict 15. Human Security in South Asia 16. South Asia:
States of Cyber(in)security PART III: THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH
ASIA 17. Afghanistan's Relations with South Asia: Diplomacy amid Conflict
18. Sri Lanka and South Asia 19. Bangladesh's International Relations with
South Asia and Beyond 20. Domestic Politics and Structural Constraints:
Pakistan and its South Asian Neighbors 21. India's Relations with Her
Neighbours 22. Reinventing Non-Alignment in South Asia: The Foreign
Policies of Nepal and the Maldives 23. Trends in U.S. Policy Toward South
Asia 24. China and South Asia: Beijing Builds Influence 25. Russia and
South Asia 26. Japan's Relations with South Asia 27. The UK and South Asia
28. France and South Asia 29. Germany's South Asia Policy PART IV:
CROSS-CUTTING REGIONAL ISSUES 30. The Politics of Climate Change in South
Asia 31. Polycentric versus State-Led South Asian Responses to the COVID-19
Pandemic 32. Refugees and Migration in South Asia 33. Space Programs,
Policies, and Diplomacy in South Asia 34. Regional Trade and Investment in
South Asia
Introduction PART I: THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF THE
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH ASIA 1. Realist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 2. Liberal Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 3. Constructivist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 4. Critical Theory Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia PART II: TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING
SECURITY ISSUES IN SOUTH ASIA 5. Indian Strategic Culture 6. Pakistan's
Strategic Culture 7. The Evolution of the Sino-Indian Rivalry 8. The
Evolution of the India-Pakistan Rivalry 9. India's Nuclear Weapons Program
10. Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program 11. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
in South Asia: Government Support for Militant Groups in South Asia 12.
Insurgencies and Counterinsurgencies in South Asia 13. Indian and Pakistani
Conventional Military Doctrines 14. Track Two Diplomacy and the
India-Pakistan Conflict 15. Human Security in South Asia 16. South Asia:
States of Cyber(in)security PART III: THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH
ASIA 17. Afghanistan's Relations with South Asia: Diplomacy amid Conflict
18. Sri Lanka and South Asia 19. Bangladesh's International Relations with
South Asia and Beyond 20. Domestic Politics and Structural Constraints:
Pakistan and its South Asian Neighbors 21. India's Relations with Her
Neighbours 22. Reinventing Non-Alignment in South Asia: The Foreign
Policies of Nepal and the Maldives 23. Trends in U.S. Policy Toward South
Asia 24. China and South Asia: Beijing Builds Influence 25. Russia and
South Asia 26. Japan's Relations with South Asia 27. The UK and South Asia
28. France and South Asia 29. Germany's South Asia Policy PART IV:
CROSS-CUTTING REGIONAL ISSUES 30. The Politics of Climate Change in South
Asia 31. Polycentric versus State-Led South Asian Responses to the COVID-19
Pandemic 32. Refugees and Migration in South Asia 33. Space Programs,
Policies, and Diplomacy in South Asia 34. Regional Trade and Investment in
South Asia
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH ASIA 1. Realist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 2. Liberal Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 3. Constructivist Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia 4. Critical Theory Approaches to the
International Relations of South Asia PART II: TRADITIONAL AND EMERGING
SECURITY ISSUES IN SOUTH ASIA 5. Indian Strategic Culture 6. Pakistan's
Strategic Culture 7. The Evolution of the Sino-Indian Rivalry 8. The
Evolution of the India-Pakistan Rivalry 9. India's Nuclear Weapons Program
10. Pakistan's Nuclear Weapons Program 11. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism
in South Asia: Government Support for Militant Groups in South Asia 12.
Insurgencies and Counterinsurgencies in South Asia 13. Indian and Pakistani
Conventional Military Doctrines 14. Track Two Diplomacy and the
India-Pakistan Conflict 15. Human Security in South Asia 16. South Asia:
States of Cyber(in)security PART III: THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF SOUTH
ASIA 17. Afghanistan's Relations with South Asia: Diplomacy amid Conflict
18. Sri Lanka and South Asia 19. Bangladesh's International Relations with
South Asia and Beyond 20. Domestic Politics and Structural Constraints:
Pakistan and its South Asian Neighbors 21. India's Relations with Her
Neighbours 22. Reinventing Non-Alignment in South Asia: The Foreign
Policies of Nepal and the Maldives 23. Trends in U.S. Policy Toward South
Asia 24. China and South Asia: Beijing Builds Influence 25. Russia and
South Asia 26. Japan's Relations with South Asia 27. The UK and South Asia
28. France and South Asia 29. Germany's South Asia Policy PART IV:
CROSS-CUTTING REGIONAL ISSUES 30. The Politics of Climate Change in South
Asia 31. Polycentric versus State-Led South Asian Responses to the COVID-19
Pandemic 32. Refugees and Migration in South Asia 33. Space Programs,
Policies, and Diplomacy in South Asia 34. Regional Trade and Investment in
South Asia