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139899
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New Delhi, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Publication Division, 1972.
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129p.pbk
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Speeches by India's external affairs minister shri Swaran Singh and India's permanent
representative shri S Sen at the United Nations.
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| 008715 | 954.051/IND 008715 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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110333
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185247
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s.l., Military History Research Society of India, 2020.
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ix, 293p.hbk
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9788187583363
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| 060185 | 954.04/RAI 060185 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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153605
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Do normative arguments change what political actors do and if so, how? Rather than using the pure force of abstract moral reasoning, states often try to move the locus of contestation to an arena where they can make practical progress—the evidence or the empirical facts in support of their argument. This paper analyzes how states try to bolster their position first by constructing an argument in which an action represents part of their argument and then by performing that action to make the argument seem more convincing. I call this mechanism rhetorical adduction. The paper challenges theories of communication that deny a causal role to the content of normative arguments and diverges from a leading view on argumentation that arguments have their effects through persuasion. Integrating strategic argumentation theory with theory from psychology about how people make choices based on compelling reasons rather than cost-benefit analysis, I also use theory from sociology on how people resolve morally complex situations through the performance of “reality tests.” I illustrate the mechanism using a case from the Indo-Pakistani war of 1971 when initial resistance to recognizing the putative state of Bangladesh after India's invasion of East Pakistan was reversed as a result of an argument that Indian troop withdrawal meant that international norms were not violated.
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023781
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New Delhi, Lancer International, 1986.
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xii, 380p.Hbk
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8170620083
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| 027047 | 923.554/LAL 027047 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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002119
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Dehradun, Natraj Publishers, 1991.
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ii,113p.,maps
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| 033587 | 355.02095491/CHA 033587 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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131019
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2014.
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Sam Hormusji Framji Iamshedji Manekshaw was born in the holy city of Amritsar, on Friday, 3 April 1914, to Hormusji Manekshaw and his wife Heerabai. It was while studying medicine at Grant Medical College, Bombay that I-Iormusji met Heerabai and later married her. The couple, residents of Valsad, a small coastal town in Gujarat, thereafter migrated to Amritsar, in search of better opportunities. On that pleasant April day in Amritsar when Heerabai held Sam for the first time in her life, the fifth of six children she would have, little could she have imagined that the child in her arms was destined to make history. Three months later, in July, World War I broke out, and when the war ended in November 1918, Sam still had a few months to go for his fifth birthday. He was an infant in World War I, but he was to prove his mettle as a young officer in World War II and was destined to lead his country to its greatest military victory when in command of the Indian Army in 1971.
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142001
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Mumbai, India Publications Company, 2014.
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263p.pbk
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9789351566380
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| 058366 | 954.0904/RAI 058366 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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127212
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005044
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London, Brassey's, 1994.
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xv,233p.;maps
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0080413307
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| 036134 | 355.02/LAF 036134 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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