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185538
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145499
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Gurgaon, Penguin Books, 2015.
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xviii, 190p.pbk
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9780143425373
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| 058688 | 954.9045/RAW 058688 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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146219
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New Delhi, Bloomsbury Publishing India Pvt Ltd, 2015.
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xiii, 242p.hbk
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9789385436840
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| 058739 | 954.9045/GOK 058739 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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151062
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154606
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171172
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While most contemporary analyses of South Asian nuclear dynamics acknowledge the presence of a strategic triangle between the region’s three nuclear players, the primary focus usually remains on the rivalry between India and Pakistan. Discussions of Sino-Indian relations remain limited. This is likely attributed to the stability in the two countries’ relations, yet it is worth asking why this stability exists and whether it is likely to continue in the future. Although China and India have an acrimonious relationship, their asymmetric nuclear capabilities and threat perceptions mitigate the danger of a traditional security dilemma. India may perceive China’s nuclear aggrandizement to be a security threat, but the same is not true of China, which has a vastly superior nuclear force and is largely shaping its nuclear-force structure in response to the threat it perceives from the United States. This dynamic makes a serious conventional or nuclear conflict highly unlikely.
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154991
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169230
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This article discerns the shifts in China's engagement with its Western neighbour, Afghanistan. Beijing's approach has gradually shifted from dis-interest to a careful re-calibration of strategy indicating Afghanistan's growing eminence in its strategic calculus. This transposition – dating back to the 1980's – it is argued has been accentuated as the ‘West’ weans itself away from the Afghan theatre. This article demonstrates that Beijing's chequered history of engagement with Kabul has been historically underpinned by its engagement with a plethora of actors identified with ‘political Islam’ who in turn are patronized by its allies in Rawalpindi. Its deepening footprint in contemporary Afghanistan while continuing to be coloured by the prism of Rawalpindi, is informed by a growing sense of unease regarding the perceived adverse imprint that developments across China's Western borders are likely to leave on its domestic security and growing economic interests in the region.
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172089
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145544
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2016.
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xii, 195p.hbk
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9788182749030
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| 058692 | 327.1/ABD 058692 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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154756
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Ever since Alexander invaded India in 3rd century BC, the Indian rulers have been preoccupied with strategic dynamics of their North-West region. Many subsequent invasions and mingling of races, religions and people was followed by a more coherent and systematic ascendance of Moguls in India. Though British came to India from sea routes, the North-West continued to remain a persistent irritant for various reasons.
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155513
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154421
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154754
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Ethnic problem created by geographical divisions has inexorably severe consequences for South Asia . Involvement of big powers in Afghanistan stoked the atmosphere of crisis. Fueled by religious fundamentalism the problem has intensified engulfing almost all countries in the world with few options for an easy solution.
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147960
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This article seeks to examine the foreign policy behaviour of weak states in regions marked by politically turbulent geostrategic environments. An analysis of Afghanistan's foreign policy behaviour vis-à -vis Pakistan and India lends focus to this aim. India–Pakistan rivalry has gained traction as a key factor in determining Afghanistan's stability in the wake of the drawdown of Coalition forces. Missing from this debate, however, is consideration of Afghanistan's agency as a weak state with an independent set of policy preferences. Based on primary interviews with a diverse set of Afghan political actors the article outlines two competing policy advocacies: Pakistan friendly and Pakistan averse. The article argues that these advocacies are key to understanding Afghanistan's India–Pakistan dilemma. Departing from the ethnic lens used to explain Afghan politics and its regional linkages, this article shows that Kabul's relations with Islamabad determine its approach towards New Delhi regardless of ethnic rivalries. Understanding domestic Afghan narratives in this regional context is therefore imperative to adequately assess South Asia's prospective security calculus.
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ID:
145934
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New Delhi, Orient BlackSwan Pvt. Ltd., 2016.
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xiv, 180p.hbk
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Strategic Studies
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9788125063223
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| 058719 | 327.10109581/PAN 058719 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
185237
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Leh, Lay Publications, 2020.
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xii, 334p.hbk
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9788187583347
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| 060183 | 954.04/RAI 060183 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
146934
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ID:
145349
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