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127700
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New Delhi, Pentagon Press, 2014.
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x, 260p.Hbk
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9788182747692
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Copies: C:2/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| 057604 | 355.005095/MUN 057604 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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132557
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2014.
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Insofar as Europe's security and cohesion have for decades been premised upon a strong American political and strategic engagement, Washington's intention to "rebalance" to Asia casts a shadow over the sustainability of a stable and coherent geopolitical order on the continent. This article argues that as the United States seeks to rebalance strategically towards the Asia-Pacific region a number of "indigenous" geopolitical trends are becoming increasingly important in Europe: an Anglo-French entente for a "maritime" Europe, a German-French "continental" project of economic and political integration, and Russia's resurgence across Europe's East. The growing prominence of competing geopolitical visions for Europe might even call into question the cohesion and direction of the institutional expressions of the U.S.- engineered Western order in Europe, namely the Atlantic Alliance and the European Union. Increasing geopolitical and institutional contestation, we contend, pose a number of challenges for both U.S. interests and European security.
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142818
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138664
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142251
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According to Khithie Robinson, with the rise of Asian nations, American defence and foreign policies have undergone major changes and the US has been reshuffling the Asian balance of power by reshaping the security architecture in its own interest. India for its part should neither antagonise China, its largest neighbour and economic partner, nor move too close to the US. It thus needs to implement a carefully shaped foreign policy for dealing with the new international scenario.
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138663
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