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2010.
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| Summary/Abstract |
India's economic reforms of 1991 changed India's development paradigm, and raised the country to a new growth path. The country weathered the 2008 global recession with remarkable resilience and is now in the process of a return to an annual growth rate in excess of eight per cent. In parallel with this economic renaissance, India's external policy has also witnessed rejuvenation, described so well in C. Raja Mohan's Crossing the Rubicon1 and in other recent works.
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