Pant Harsh V <br/><br/>
Indian Foreign Policy: an overview 

 - New Delhi  Orient Blackswan  2016 
 - x, 246p. 
<br/><br/> Includes index 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction<br/>Snapshot 1: Indian foreign and security policy structures<br/><br/>Part I: India and major powers<br/><br/>2. India and the US: an emerging partnership<br/>3. India and China: an uneasy relationship<br/>4. India and Russia: convergence across time<br/>5. India and the European Union: a relationship in search of meaning<br/>Snapshot 2: The BRICS fallacy<br/><br/>Part II: India and its neighborhood<br/>6. India and Pakistan: a road to nowhere<br/>7. India and Bangladesh: a difficult partnership<br/>8. Nepal and Sri Lanka: India struggles to retain its relevance<br/>9. India and Afghanistan: a test case for a rising power<br/>Snapshot 3: India and Bhutan<br/><br/>Part III: India’s extra-regional outreach<br/>10. India in East and Southeast Asia: ‘acting’ east with an eye on China<br/>11. India in Africa and Central Asia: part of the new ‘great game’<br/>12. India and the Middle East: a fine balance<br/>13. India in the Indian Ocean: colliding ambitions with China<br/>Snapshot 4: India and South America<br/><br/>Part IV: India and the global order<br/>14. India as a regional security provider: from activism to forced diffidence<br/>15. India and the global nuclear order: a quiet assimilation<br/>16. India and multilateralism: from the periphery to the centre<br/>Snapshot 5: India’s tryst with terrorism 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788125063148 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Foreign Policy--Indian<br/>Foreign Policy<br/>International Relations<br/>Political Science
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327.54  / PAN/I