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Hardcover. Condición: New. India&;s historical and cultural relations with Southeast Asia have the potential to realize security and strategic purposes. The earliest sustained contact between India and Southeast Asia was through Southern and Eastern coastal states of India during the Chola and Kalinga empires. If connection through the North-Eastern states is vital for economic development of the region, integration through the Southern and Eastern coastal states of India is crucial for the promotion of larger maritime security and strategic interests. The ports and naval bases in Southern and Eastern coastal India and the strategic locations of the Bay of Bengal and Andaman and Nicobar Islands are of vital significance. Despite having one of the largest merchant fleets in the developing world, Indian ports have a limited number of direct calls with ASEAN ports.The biggest challenge for India in the region is managing its relationship with China. China&;s assertiveness in maritime territorial disputes in South China Sea and expanding presence in East Asia and the Indian Ocean has reinforced the relevance of an enhanced role for India and its Asia-Pacific partners in these regions.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. India&;s &;Act East Policy&; has been a significant reorientation in foreign policy towards realizing India&;s big power ambitions. During the initial years, the focus of the policy was on economic and diplomatic connectivity that cantered around the ASEAN. Since then, the policy has evolved to assume greater strategic dimensions with co-operation in security matters and incremental engagement with countries and regions beyond the ASEAN that include East Asia and the whole of Asia-Pacific. India&;s plans to become a global power depend to a great extent on its becoming a dominant economic actor, political and strategic player and soft power attraction in East Asia and Asia-Pacific. This region is the most vibrant economic arena and crucial strategic site in international politics presently. The changing geopolitical and strategic realities increasingly necessitate a new regional security architecture in the region. Along with its efforts towards economic integration and diplomatic connectivity, India needs to carve out a role in shaping the security structure of the region to deal with issues of maritime disputes and security. This book is a collection of 7 scholarly papers that d.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. India-Sri Lanka Relations Since 2009/Nayani Melegoda. 2. Nepal-India strategic relations in the 21st century/Khadga K.C. 3. India s strategy towards Bangladesh: new dimensions in the 21st century/Pradipta Mukherjee. 4. India and the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries: challenges ahead/A.K. Pasha. 5. India s Policy in Latin America/Binay Prasad. 6. India and European Union in the 21st century/Mathew Sinu Simon. 7. India-Russia relations in the emerging world order/K.B. Usha. 8. Global debate on climate change and India/Pushpinder Kaur. 9. Dynamics of terrorism in India/Shivani Sharma. 10. Cyber security in India/Chandrakant Chellany. Index. Bilateral and regional arrangements have gradually become permanent features of the global foreign policy architecture. India is keen to play a more pronounced role in and with regional and international organizations. Revamping of the foreign policy making establishments is a must to manage regional and international relationships. India confronts grave security threats emanating from its territorial and maritime borders that range from nuclear attacks to terror strikes. Cyber security threats are a reality today. Are India s defence, nuclear, maritime, terrorism and cyber policies strategic enough to deal with these challenges? Preparations for and views on resorting to the use of force to meet these challenges are of utmost importance. This book consists of 10 scholarly papers authored by scholars from India and abroad. These papers examine and survey various aspects of India s bilateral and multilateral relations with neighbours, important regions, regional organizations, and big powers. India s response and position on selected global issues are also set forth. The scholars provide valuable insights into the understanding and conduct of India s bilateral relations in the context of its foreign policy formulation.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: China and U.S. in Asia-pacific rebalancing/Srikanth Kondapalli. 2. India-U.S. rebalancing strategy in Asia-Pacific/Chintamani Mahapatra and Monish Tourangbam. 3. China s responses to U.S. rebalancing strategy in Asia-Pacific/Anand V. 4. U.S. rebalances in Asia/Venkat Lokanathan. 5. India-US strategic convergences in South China Sea (SCS)/S.Y. Surendra Kumar. 6. U.S. and South Asia/Nanda Kishor. 7. U.S. rebalancing strategy in the Indo-Pacific Region/B. Mohanan Pillai. 8. India-U.S. Economic relations after global financial crisis/Shaijumon C.S. 9. India-Japanese strategic relationship/Anil Kumar P. 10. India-U.S. defence co-operation/Ninan Koshy. 11. Politics of climate change/Anu Unny. 12. Indian diaspora and India-U.S. relations and financial regulators/Sandhya S. Nair. 13. Some realities of the 21st century/Sanjal Shastri. Index. The recent emergence of Asia as a formidable military and economic power constitutes the most significant development in the post-Cold War international politics. It incubates a new world order with apparent signals for a radical shift in international power equations. These developments in the Asia-Pacific and the growing camaraderie between India and the US have caught the attention of scholars across the world. The aims and interests of the US, China, India and other regional/middle-level players, coupled with the strategic significance of South China Sea and East China Sea, makes the region a volatile one. The rise of China and its ambition to establish its hegemony in Asia directly challenges the primacy of the US. What role India will play in this ensuing power struggle is of strategic importance and interest. The so-called strategic convergence between India and US is the result of unprecedented rise of China and the schemes of the US to contain it. This compendium contains 13 scholarly articles which survey various aspects of the emerging scenario in the Asia-Pacific. In the process, scholars draw valuable insights on the future trajectory of the bilateral and multilateral relations in Asia. This book includes contributions made by leading scholars who examine and analyse the meaning, dimensions and strategic significance of Asian rebalancing and its impact on India-US relations. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Theoretical foundations of India s foreign policy/M.J. Vinod. 2. India s foreign policy and strategic autonomy/Monish Tourangbam. 3. India and the changing contexts of deterrence/W. Lawrence S. Prabhakar. 4. India s nuclear strategy: an analysis/Suratha Kumar Malik. 5. Soft power and public diplomacy in foreign policy of India/Ramanuj Hazarika. 6. India s foreign policy and regional multilateralism in South Asia/Suresh K. 7. India and the evolving power structure in Southeast Asia/Baljit Singh. 8. India s prospects in BRICS/Shubhi Misra. 9. China s New Tianxia strategy and the Indian response/Jabin T. Jacob. 10. Constraints in Indo-US Relations amidst Growing Bonhomie/Josukutty C.A. 11. India s soft balancing with US and China/Anil Kumar P. 12. India s maritime security: some observations/A. Subramanyam Raju. Index. In the early days of India s independence, and in the absence of economic and political clout, India emphasized its civilisational and ideational properties to get visibility in world politics. However, the second most populous country in the world with a functioning democracy was kept out of the high tables of international politics by the big powers. The situation began to change with the end of Cold War when India registered impressive economic growth. The emergence of India as an increasingly influential power in international politics is a remarkable feature of the contemporary global system. Nations across the world-big and small-consider India an attractive partner and want to strengthen their relationship with it. India is spreading its wings to all parts of the world to consolidate its growing position as a pre-eminent power. India s ambition to become a great power depends upon the careful formulation of its foreign policy strategies and perspectives. A systematic and thoughtful choreographing of India s foreign policy is essential to realise its ambition to become a great power. Issues of cyber security, terrorism, maritime security and climate change need to be tackled with extra care at all levels. A country should have not only the ambition and capacity to become a great power but also the ability to shape and mould the behaviour of other states in a way that suits its interests. No country is destined to be a great power without working towards it. The consolidation of India s position and great power status depends on the pursuance of its foreign policy through the 21st century. This book consists of 12 scholarly papers, authored by experts in the field, which provide deep insights into various aspects and dimensions of India s foreign policy.…

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