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Hardbound. Condizione: Good. New. Contents Introduction. 1. Cudgel of Chauvinism/Hiren Gohain. 2. Ganging up against the left/Anonymous. 3. Assam Cudgel of Chauvinism or tangled nationality question/Sanjib Baruah. 4. Fall out of underdevelopment/Hiren Gohain. 5. Assam a colonial Hinterland/Tilottama Misra. 6. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist Assam's anti foreigner upsurge 1979 80/Amalendu Guha. 7. The Assam question a historical perspective a comment/Lily Bara. 8. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a comment/Udayon Misra. 9. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a comment/Hiren Gohain. 10. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a comment/Gail Omvedt. 11. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a comment/Sanjib Baruah. 12. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a reply/Amalendu Guha. 13. Little nationalism turned Chauvinist a summing up/Amalendu Guha. Appendix Assam Accord. Index. The book contains the scholarly debate on the Assam Movement (1979 1985). A number of thought provoking articles on the movement appeared in Economic and Political Weekly in its early phase. The EPW debate essentially centred around the content of a seminal article by Amalendu Guha entitled Little Nationalism Turned Chauvinist Assam's Anti Foreigner Upsurge 1979 80 a few articles preceding its publication had also addressed some crucial issues associated with the nationality question in Assam. Although the movement came to an end with the signing of the Assam Accord in August 1985 some of these issues more particularly the migration of foreign nationalism into Assam have remained central to the state politics of Assam and are likely to play a significant role in the near future. This book brings together all the relevant articles and a few letters to the editor on the Assam Movement and the nationality question which appeared in different pages of the prestigious weekly with an introductory note essentially for the benefit of the new generation which did not witness the historic movement and also for the scholars who have academic interests in the state politics of Assam. 227 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. I. US policy towards Eastern Europe 1. The campaign for liberation. 2. Post election liberation programme. 3. East Berlin uprising the first test. II. America's Hungarian Dilemma 4. Revolt in Poland. 5. The Hungarian revolution. 6. US role in the United Nations. 7. Anger in the US Congress where things went wrong. 8. Self criticism or introspection. 9. The postscript execution of Nagy. III. Czechoslovakia 1968 acceptance of sphere of influence 10. Peaceful engagement. 11. The Berlin Wall and the US response. 12. Peaceful engagement experimented. 13. The bridge building thesis. 14. Prague's experiments of reform. 15. The American response. 16. US moves to the United Nations. 17. Resentment and condemnation in the US Congress. 18. The Brezhnev doctrine. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. Fifty years ago in October 1956 the mighty Soviet Union invaded Hungary to crush a massive anti Soviet rebellion that rocked Budapest. Twelve years later Moscow repeated the same coercive and surgical measure in another country in Eastern Europe Czechoslovakia a member of Warsaw Treaty Organization living in the Soviet sphere of influence. This book is a full scale assessment based on original documents and secondary source materials of the US response to the two invasions to determine the efficacy of its policy of liberation of Eastern Europe. A great power despite its pronounced policy of waging a psychological warfare against its powerful adversary proved to be too weak to respond to the need of the hour to stall the Soviet invasions and to translate its policy of liberation into a reality when the opportune moment had appeared. It seeks to establish that tall but vague and false election promises during the 1952 Presidential election acted as an inducement to unarmed populace of Hungary to revolt against a mighty power that crushed the rebellion while the United States remained a silent spectator from a safe distance. It also analyzes America's response to the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 when both the superpowers had by implications accepted their spheres of influence as a fait accompli. 236 pp.…

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Abbreviations. Introduction/Abu Nasar Saied Ahmed. 1. Redefining national security an overview/Archana Upadhya and Abu Nasar Saied Ahmed. 2. National security issues in the Northeast India/S.K. Agnihotri. 3. India's Northeast soft under belly strategic vulnerability and security/Gurudas Das. 4. Refugee problem and security question the Chakma Hajong refugee issue in Arunachal Pradesh/A.C. Talukdar. 5. ULFA and the unresolved problems of nationalism in Assam/Samir Kumar Das. 6. Armed conflict development and Manipur/Amar Yumnam. 7. MNF Movement and peace process in Mizoram an alternative model of conflict resolution for insurgency movements in Northeast India/R.K. Satapathy. 8. Insurgency in Tripura and its impact on the state's economy/J.B. Ganguly. 9. The impact of militancy on the economy of the Jhumias of the Northeast a study of Tripura/Malabika Das Gupta. 10. Bhutan's relations with India the problem of differentiating the internal from the external for a secondary state/B.P. Misra. Index. The book contains 10 articles presented in a national seminar organized by the Omeo Kumar Das Institute of social change and development in collaboration with the Indian Council of Social Science Research New Delhi. The articles provide a northeastern perspective of India's national security and cover various current and divergent issues. It has a long introductory note of the editor. 186 pp.…