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India and Central Asia : two decades of transition
Publication details: New Delhi Oxford University Press 2012Description: 230p xiiiISBN:- 9780198089636
- 327.540580 DAS
Contents:
Table of contents
FOREWORD ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;
EDITOR'S NOTE ;
1. SANJAY KUMAR PANDEY, 'INDIA AND THE IMPORTANCE OF CENTRAL ASIA' ;
2. RANJANA MISHRA, 'SILK ROUTE: TRANSCENDENTAL VALUES IN TIME AND SPACE' ;
3. MUSHTAQ A. KAW, 'KASHMIR AND CENTRAL ASIA: PAST LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTINUUM' ;
4. NIRMALA JOSHI, 'INDIA-CENTRAL ASIA ENERGY COOPERATION' ;
5. SWARAN SINGH, 'CHINA-LED MULTILATERALISM IN CENTRAL ASIA: STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA' ;
6. MARLENE LARUELLE AND SEBASTEIN PEYROUSE, 'SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANISATION: HOPES AMID HURDLES' ;
7. K. WARIKOO, 'INDIA AND CENTRAL ASIA: POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR POWER RIVALRIES IN EURASIA' ;
8. AJAY PATNAIK, 'CENTRAL ASIA AS POTENTIAL THEATRE OF NON-TRADITIONAL CONFLICT' ;
9. P.L. DASH, 'RIVER WATER POLITICS IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
10. LAURA YEREKESHEVA, 'COMPELLING COMPULSIONS OF ETHNO-CULTURAL IDENTITY AND INTEGRATION PROCESS IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
11. ANITA SENGUPTA, 'THE PERFORMATIVE STATE: NATION BUILDING AND NATIONALIST DISCOURSE IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
12. R.G. GIDADHUBLI, 'TAJIKISTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN: ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FACING LESS DEVELOPED STATES IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
13. KULDIP SINGH, 'KAZAKHSTAN: FACADE OF DEMOCRACY VEILS STABLE DESPOTISM' ;
14. ALI AHMAD ABU ROMMAN, 'THE US INTEREST IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
SOME IMPORTANT WEB LINKS ON CENTRAL ASIA ;
CONTRIBUTORS
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Table of contents
FOREWORD ;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;
EDITOR'S NOTE ;
1. SANJAY KUMAR PANDEY, 'INDIA AND THE IMPORTANCE OF CENTRAL ASIA' ;
2. RANJANA MISHRA, 'SILK ROUTE: TRANSCENDENTAL VALUES IN TIME AND SPACE' ;
3. MUSHTAQ A. KAW, 'KASHMIR AND CENTRAL ASIA: PAST LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTINUUM' ;
4. NIRMALA JOSHI, 'INDIA-CENTRAL ASIA ENERGY COOPERATION' ;
5. SWARAN SINGH, 'CHINA-LED MULTILATERALISM IN CENTRAL ASIA: STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA' ;
6. MARLENE LARUELLE AND SEBASTEIN PEYROUSE, 'SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANISATION: HOPES AMID HURDLES' ;
7. K. WARIKOO, 'INDIA AND CENTRAL ASIA: POTENTIAL IMPLICATIONS FOR POWER RIVALRIES IN EURASIA' ;
8. AJAY PATNAIK, 'CENTRAL ASIA AS POTENTIAL THEATRE OF NON-TRADITIONAL CONFLICT' ;
9. P.L. DASH, 'RIVER WATER POLITICS IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
10. LAURA YEREKESHEVA, 'COMPELLING COMPULSIONS OF ETHNO-CULTURAL IDENTITY AND INTEGRATION PROCESS IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
11. ANITA SENGUPTA, 'THE PERFORMATIVE STATE: NATION BUILDING AND NATIONALIST DISCOURSE IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
12. R.G. GIDADHUBLI, 'TAJIKISTAN AND KYRGYZSTAN: ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FACING LESS DEVELOPED STATES IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
13. KULDIP SINGH, 'KAZAKHSTAN: FACADE OF DEMOCRACY VEILS STABLE DESPOTISM' ;
14. ALI AHMAD ABU ROMMAN, 'THE US INTEREST IN CENTRAL ASIA' ;
SOME IMPORTANT WEB LINKS ON CENTRAL ASIA ;
CONTRIBUTORS