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135682
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New Delhi, Rupa Publications India Pvt Ltd, 2013.
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xi, 292p.Hbk
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9788129129079
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047482
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kathmandu, Center for Nepal and Asian Studies, 1999.
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34p.
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168037
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| Summary/Abstract |
INDIA HAS emerged as a central partner in U.S. efforts to balance rising Chinese power. To this end, the United States has invested heavily in India, brokering an agreement to afford it access to nuclear materials and technology; enabling Indian acquisition of cutting-edge military and dual-use systems; and declaring India to be a “major defense partner” and “lynchpin” of its strategy in Asia. These efforts to build capacity in India leave an essential question unanswered, however: even if the United States significantly augments India’s strategic capacity, will India prove willing to contribute to U.S. balancing efforts in the region?
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