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Condición: New. pp. xiv + 384 Figures Maps.

Condición: New. pp. xiv + 384.

Hardcover. Condición: New. ISBN:8170339502,400pp.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents Foreword. Preface. I. The context 1. A turning point in world history. 2. Breakthrough on all fronts. II. Environment 3. The deadly anti American Islamic rage. 4. Fundamentalism nature and development. 5. Churning in of Muslim society. III. International dynamics 6. America new precincts of Foreign Policy. 7. India challenge and response. 8. Pakistan war by diplomacy. IV. Polar processes 9. Clash of civilizations. 10. Globalization vs. Talibanization. V. Changing scenario 11. Challenges of reconstruction. 12. An untraditional war multi level response. 13. Scenario of change. 14. Towards a new world order. VI. Theatres of conflict 15. South Asia time bomb in all directions. 16. Indian subcontinent nuclear terrorism. 17. Terrorism flows into Gujarat. 18. Iraq Monomania. VII. Perspectives 19. Review Al Qaeda 2.0. 20. 44 months of 9/11. 21. Overview in perspective of paradigms. Annexures 1. Appraisal of the war/military options with India. 2. Al Qaeda (AQ) network. 3. Timeline Al Qaeda. Index. This book examines the ideo political basis of terrorism and spans the attitudes (Jihad vs. Macworld and Islam vs. the West) latitudes (Morocco to Bali) and longitudes (New York to New Delhi to Singapore) of the developments since 9/11/. It profiles the two major theatres of terrorist actions (US and the Middle East) and focuses on the third increasingly volatile South Asia during the tumultuous and transformative 44 months of 9/11. It also seeks to examine the magnitude of the challenge and the changed form and style of terrorist organizations like Al Qaeda. It evaluates how the US India and Pakistan have responded to challenges of terrorism analyzes in detail the genesis of fundamentalism and documents the causal contexts behind the volatility of the vast politico cultural Muslim bloc. The book identifies the qualitative change in the equations in international relations and discusses foreign policy thrusts of the US India and Pakistan the nature of the new war and the post 9/11 world. Again the changed global perceptions of America that have a bearing on its capacity to manage the war on terrorism are also profiled. Discretionary readers will distinguish this book from other publications for its chapters on the paradigms as formulated by perceptive social scientists and thinkers for developing a proper perspective of the problematiques and resolutiques of terrorism. 384 pp.…