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SHIMLA AGREEMENT (5) answer(s).
 
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ID:   058347


Dialogue of the deaf: India-Pakistan divide / Khanna, D D; Kishore Kumar 1992  Book
Kishore Kumar Book
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Publication DelhI, Konark Publishers, 1992.
Description xi, 212p.
Standard Number 8122002749
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043287327.5405491/KHA 043287MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   116043


Indo-Pak relations: a re-book / Mishra, Jugal Kishore   Journal Article
Mishra, Jugal Kishore Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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ID:   116085


Major issues in India's foreign policy / Mohanty, Biswaranjan   Journal Article
Mohanty, Biswaranjan Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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ID:   096825


Norms, Indian foreign policy and the 1998-2004 national democra / Ogden, Chris   Journal Article
Ogden, Chris Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract How do national and political identities impact on a state's foreign policy? In turn, how does the analysis of different normative beliefs advance our understanding of India's foreign policy during the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) period? This article utilises a norm-based approach to investigate the composite entrenched beliefs underpinning Indian foreign policy. Such an approach generates historically contingent understandings of foreign policy beliefs across different political generations and ideologies. By focusing on pre-1998 Indian government and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) foreign policy norms, and comparing them with the actions of the BJP-led NDA in government, the paper assesses whether differing ideological beliefs either constrain or influence (Indian) foreign policy. In particular, two elements of Indian foreign policy are analysed-dealing with Pakistan and going nuclear-in order to evaluate continuity and change in the formation and development of foreign policy in India. It is found that although the BJP-led NDA were frequently constrained by underlying norms present in Indian foreign policy, their own established policy beliefs often challenged these norms and influenced new foreign policy directions.
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Partition and aftermath: memoirs of an Ambassador / Singh, Kewal 1991  Book
Singh, Kewal Book
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Publication New Delhi, Vikas Publishing House Pvt Ltd, 1991.
Description 412p.
Standard Number 070695811X
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033246923.20954/SIN 033246MainOn ShelfGeneral