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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. India's South Asia policy, by its very nature, has to be extremely dynamic and nimble. The Narendra Modi government has also articulated an ambitious 'Neighbourhood First' approach and has invested significant diplomatic capital in it over the last few years. But the underlying factors that have traditionally framed India's difficulties in getting its neighbourhood policy right remain as potent as ever. Against this backdrop, Politics and Geopolitics brings together some of the finest thinkers in the country to deliberate on the gamut of political, diplomatic and economic issues that India is facing in its neighbourhood beyond Chinese hostilities and the perennial lack of trust with Pakistan. Each chapter provides an overview of the last few years under the Modi government and evaluates the state of the relationship as it exists today, touching upon the main areas of disputes and charting out a way forward for the bilateral engagement.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. A must-read for anyone interested in the foreign policy challenges facing our nation today. India's South Asia policy, by its very nature, has to be extremely dynamic and nimble. The Narendra Modi government has also articulated an ambitious 'Neighbourhood First' approach and has invested significant diplomatic capital in it over the last few years. But the underlying factors that have traditionally framed India's difficulties in getting its neighbourhood policy right remain as potent as ever. Against this backdrop, Politics and Geopolitics brings together some of the finest thinkers in the country to deliberate on the gamut of political, diplomatic and economic issues that India is facing in its neighbourhood beyond Chinese hostilities and the perennial lack of trust with Pakistan. Each chapter provides an overview of the last few years under the Modi government and evaluates the state of the relationship as it exists today, touching upon the main areas of disputes and charting out a way forward for the bilateral engagement.…

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Soft cover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. It's 2014. Afghanistan's biggest watershed since 2001, the year the war on terror began, is upon it. American forces are in the middle of a pullout that is likely to result in a much smaller US military footprint after this year. On the face of it, the stage is set for India-a regional power with global aspirations-to rise to the occasion, bank on its goodwill, and help rebuild the nation. But presented with a golden opportunity, India has been found wanting. This book examines the changing trajectory of Indian policy onwards Afghanistan and argues that New Delhi has been responding to a strategic environment shaped by other actors, without developing an autonomous posture. By refusing to be proactive, India has lost the initiative and done some long-term damage to its vital interests, the least of which is gaining access to the energy-rich central Asian region while the biggest is to foil Pakistan and the Taliban's designs of once again rising to prominence in Afghanistan. The way in which India's foreign policy shapes up this year-or if it does at all-will determine the consequences for Indian security once Western forces depart. As Afghanistan braces for the most important year in its political history since 2001, India's Afghan Muddle sets the terms for the debate on why 2014 is no less important for India as well. …

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. India's South Asia policy, by its very nature, has to be extremely dynamic and nimble. The Narendra Modi government has also articulated an ambitious 'Neighbourhood First' approach and has invested significant diplomatic capital in it over the last few years. But the underlying factors that have traditionally framed India's difficulties in getting its neighbourhood policy right remain as potent as ever. Against this backdrop, Politics and Geopolitics brings together some of the finest thinkers in the country to deliberate on the gamut of political, diplomatic and economic issues that India is facing in its neighbourhood beyond Chinese hostilities and the perennial lack of trust with Pakistan. Each chapter provides an overview of the last few years under the Modi government and evaluates the state of the relationship as it exists today, touching upon the main areas of disputes and charting out a way forward for the bilateral engagement.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. The India-China bilateral is said to be one of the most consequential relationships of the 21st century. This unique dynamic has seen elements of both cooperation and competition. But in the current milieu ties are rather fraught since China under President Xi Jinping has chosen to revive boundary disputes with nations along its periphery, especially India. The People's Liberation Army (PLA) has tried to change the status quo along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in June 2020, following which there have been numerous attempts to transgress the border. Despite several rounds of consultations by both militaries, a massive deployment of troops on both sides of the border looms over like a sword of Damocles. The People's Republic is trying to get a foothold along nations in South Asia on India's periphery. This title 'Sino-Indian Ties Under Modi: Rising to the China Challenge' details the trajectory of India-China relations under the Narendra Modi dispensation from engagement to estrangement over the last decade. It also charts how defence capabilities have been bolstered by the Modi government, and how India's approach to China has changed with respect to trade, investment, critical minerals, and technology. And lastly, how Delhi is pushing back against Beijing's influence in South Asia. ABOUT THE AUTHORS Harsh V Pant is Vice President for Studies and Foreign Policy at Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi. He is a Professor of International Relations with King's India Institute at King's College London. He is also Director (Honorary) of Delhi School of Transnational Affairs at Delhi University. Professor Pant's current research is focused on Asian security issues. His most recent books include The Making of a Global Bharat (Har-Anand Publications), India and the Gulf: Theoretical Perspectives and Policy Shifts (Cambridge University Press), and India and Global Governance: A Rising Power and its Discontents (Routledge). Kalpit A Mankikar is a Fellow with ORF.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. INDIA-US RELAIONS IN THE MODI ERA As one of the most significant bilateral relationships, the India-US partnership has strengthened notably under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Factors such as managing China's increasing presence in the Indo-Pacific, shared commitment to democratic values, alignment on trade and advanced technology, the imperative of environmental sustainability, and cooperation on non-traditional security issues have deepened this alliance. The establishment of institutional mechanisms has led to a maturing of this bilateral relationship, allowing the two to more effectively overcome political hurdles. The book provides a comprehensive overview of India's interactions with successive US administrations under PM Modi, encompassing trade, technology collaboration, defence ties, the Indo-Pacific region, and counterterrorism efforts. It is valuable for both foreign policy specialists and general readers, offering insights into an uncertain era characterized by geopolitical shifts and power transitions. ABOUT THE AUTHORS Harsh V Pant is Vice President for Studies and Foreign Policy at Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi. He is a Professor of International Relations with King's India Institute at King's College London. He is also Director (Honorary) of Delhi School of Transnational Affairs at Delhi University. Professor Pant's current research is focused on Asian security issues. Vivek Lall is the Chief Executive of General Atomics Global Corporation. Earlier, he has been associated with Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Raytheon. Mr Lall was also affiliated with the United Nations as an adviser on broadband and cyber security issues. A Visiting Distinguished Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation, he has served as the chairman of the Indo-US Strategic Dialogue, hosted by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce. He holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from Wichita State University, United States. …