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Hardcover. Condizione: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction/P.M. Kamath. 2. Indo Pak relations (inaugural address)/Mahesh Bhatt. 3. Understanding Pakistan building interdependence/Jasjit Singh. 4. From conflict to cooperation the politics of change in India Pakistan relations/Rajesh M. Basrur. 5. Cross border terrorism and Pakistan can India compromise/Kshitij Prabha. 6. A twenty year calendar for Indo Pak relations/V. Balachandran. 7. Indo Pak trade and commerce the road ahead/Avadhoot R. Nadkarni. 8. India Pakistan trade problems and prospects/R.G. Gidadhubli. 9. Constraints in Indo Pak economic cooperation/Pushpa Trivedi. 10. Institute Gandhi Fellowships to Promote Peace in Indo Pak Relations/P.M. Kamath. 11. Cultural idiom in the Indo Pak conflict/Maneesha Tikekar. 12. US and the Indo Pak equation back to square one and beyond/B. Ramesh Babu. 13. Demilitarisation of LoC negative strategic ramifications/Bharat Karnad. 14. Composite dialogue between India and Pakistan/S.C. Sharma. 15. Road ahead problems and prospects (valedictory address)/V.M. Patil. Map Jammu and Kashmir State. Index. The VPM's Centre for International Studies held a National Seminar on India Pakistan Relations in Pursuit of Peace in Mumbai in April 2004. This volume is the edited updated version of papers submitted by fourteen eminent thinkers on different aspects of the subject. Low political issues such as the role of Bollywood were discussed by Mahesh Bhatt in his inaugural address while how cultural relations can help to improve relations was analysed by Maneesha Tikekar. P.M. Kamath argued in favour of the Government of India Instituting Mahatma Gandhi Fellowships to establish educational exchanges between the two countries. With a strong conviction that improved economic and trade relations through multilateral and bilateral forums would help in achieving better political understanding three economists Avadhoot Nadkarni Pushpa Trivedi and R.G. Gidadhubli discuss various avenues open for two nations to concretely act upon. But it is high political issues of security that have actually created roadblocks in the smooth flow of bilateral relations. Jasjit Singh Bharat Karnad Ramesh Babu Rajesh Basrur V. Balachandran S.C. Sharma Kshitij Prabha and V.M. Patil discuss major issues affecting bilateral politico security issues such as conflict over Jammu and Kashmir terrorism Siachen the issue of the gas pipeline through Pakistan and several others and each makes some suggestions to emerge from them with win win solutions. India Pakistan relations have seen long periods of conflicts like three wars over Kashmir the Kargil War and low intensity conflicts. A glimmer of hope was generated by the BJP led NDA Government when Atal Behari Vajpayee spoke of one more effort in April 2003 to find a key to peace and cooperation in the South Asian region. The book should be of immense value to scholars students of international relations journalists and policy makers alike to build on peace from the corridors of war. 333 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. National security policy-making. 3. Nixon: Kissinger from the beginning to the end. 4. Ford: non-competitive model under Scowcroft. 5. Carter: Vance or Brzezinski? 6. Reagan: who is in charge? 7. Struggle for supremacy. 8. PostScript: national security policy-making. Index. "Ever since John. F. Kennedy became President in 1961 there has been a phenomenal growth of tensions between President's Secretary of State and his National Security Adviser. Secretaries of State have come to rely on their constitutional and institutional status to claim their primacy, while National Security Advisers have been driven by their tremendous influence drawn from being President's additional eyes, ears and brain in making of national security policy. Their proximity to President and expertise in national security have been their additional assets. "This book reveals that under the Presidencies of Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan tensions turned into a struggle for supremacy in policy making. The author discusses in-depth causes for the struggle and suggests certain remedial steps. He draws heavily from his personal interviews with the policy makers of the time. "This work would be interest to those who shape Indian foreign policy, and to all those interested in American security policy." (jacket)No. 31653 222 pp. …

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