India in the world order : Searching for major power status

By:

Nayar Baldev Raj

Contributor(s):

Paul T V

Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2003Description: 291p viiiISBN:

9780521528757

Subject(s):

1. World Politics - 20th Century2. International Relations3. Foreign Relations - India - 20th Century

DDC classification:

327.540000 NAY

Contents:

Contents 1. Introduction: India and its search for a major power role; 2. Major power status in the modern world: India in comparative perspective; 3. The constraints on India: international and domestic; 4. India's quest for a major power role under Nehru: the formative grand strategy of a new state, 1947-1964; 5. Strategy in hard times: the long march to building capabilities after Nehru, 1964-1990; 6. After the Cold War: adaptation, persistence, and assertion, 1991-2001; 7. Conclusions: India and the emerging international order.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	327.54 NAY (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		18713

Contents
1. Introduction: India and its search for a major power role;
2. Major power status in the modern world: India in comparative perspective;
3. The constraints on India: international and domestic;
4. India's quest for a major power role under Nehru: the formative grand strategy of a new state, 1947-1964;
5. Strategy in hard times: the long march to building capabilities after Nehru, 1964-1990;
6. After the Cold War: adaptation, persistence, and assertion, 1991-2001;
7. Conclusions: India and the emerging international order.

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