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067733
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New Delhi, Gyan Publishing House, 2006.
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387p.
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8121208890
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ID:
066174
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New Delhi, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, 2005.
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xx, 376p.
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8186019510
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ID:
063836
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028142
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Madras, Sangam Books, 1983.
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361p.
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0861313984
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050865
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Jan-Feb 2004.
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057008
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2003.
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| Summary/Abstract |
With the end of the Cold War, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the collapse of the old economic order in India a dozen years ago, the outmoded methods New Delhi had employed for four decades to engage the world were no longer tenable. C. Raja Mohan, one of India’s leading strategic thinkers, has traced the remarkable transformation in New Delhi’s foreign policy during the 1990s in Crossing the Rubicon, a thoughtful new study of the ideas shaping Indian diplomacy. Mohan highlights five changes in the conceptual underpinnings guiding Indian foreign policy since the early 1990s: a shift from domestically focused socialism to a globalized free market economy; a de-emphasis on politics in favor of economics; an abandonment of New Delhi’s earlier infatuation with “Third Worldism” and non-alignment; a rejection of anti-Westernism; and a loss of idealism. These new forces have left India, Mohan contends, with a foreign policy infinitely more suitable for meeting the challenges of the 21st century. New Delhi is now poised, he adds, to break out of the South Asian box in which it has been confined, and assume its rightful place among the world’s leading powers.
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063673
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064151
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ID:
016383
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1990.
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52-55
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066773
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067366
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064587
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054255
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New Delhi, Allied Publishers, 2004.
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viii, 292p.
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8177646265
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