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ID:
014219
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Aug 1992.
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299-311
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ID:
015034
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July 1992.
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423-442
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ID:
132547
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2014.
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The signing of the proposed bilateral security agreement between the US led coalition and the Afghan government is nowhere near sight, even though the declared deadline for the complete withdrawal of coalition-led forces by the end of 2014 is drawing closer everyday. This has led to a feeling of growing pessimism amongst the general public as well as those at the helm of public affairs; there is ample historic evidence to support this phenomenon. It took barely a few years for the South Vietnamese regime to fall into the hands of the North Vietnamese after the departure of US troops and drawing up on financial support, the fall of Dr. Najibullah's pro- Soviet Kabul regime to the Taliban was no different a story. While the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan was successfully thwarted when Soviet troops withdrew a decade later by an alliance whose three main partners were Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and the United States, it was the latter's unceremonious and almost sudden withdrawal from this theatre of war, which sent this region into a socio-political mayhem, which continues to date with no immediate end in sight.
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ID:
144667
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New Delhi, KW Publishers Pvt Ltd, 2016.
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xxiii, 222p.hbk
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9789383649822
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 058643 | 327.540947/REK 058643 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
155013
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New Delhi, New Century Publications, 2017.
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xiv, 194p.hbk
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9788177084368
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 059179 | 327.254/VIN 059179 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
014833
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Winter 1991-92.
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24-34
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ID:
014352
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Sept 1992.
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573-585
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ID:
014825
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Jan 1992.
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77-102
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067167
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067166
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ID:
160759
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At present India-Korea relationship has extended to a wide range in almost all dimensions – cultural, economic, security and strategic. The foundation for such an expanding relationship has been prepared through a durable legacy as their mutual synergy stem from convergence of interests.
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ID:
052970
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July-Sep 2004.
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War is a multi-faceted phenomenon. Against the trend of conceptualising war from a technological perspective, a historically sensitive strategic perspective on war is suggested, relying on Thomas Kuhn's concept of paradigm. The analytical utility of this framework on war is strengthened by investigating its historical relevance, as well as by applying it to the evaluation of the post-Cold War conceptualizations of war. In the latter context, the influence of six essential factors on contemporary definitions of war is established. Accordingly, the "nature" of contemporary war is conceptualized via the process of reproducing and transforming the Cold War-era understandings of war.
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ID:
074583
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| 039381 | 355.8251190973/PAU 039381 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
015116
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Sept 1992.
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830-847
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175387
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In the post Cold War period, particularly in the first decade of 90s. Chinese foreign policy became more pragmatic and realistic and China wanted to open up to the world by speeding its liberalization process. It wanted to build comprehensive national power in which economic modernization and development were key elements.
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