Engaging India : US strategic relations with the world's largest democracy
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Engaging India : US strategic relations with the world's largest democracy
Routledge, 1999
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Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto Universityグローバル専攻
pbk. : alk. paperCOE-SA||319.25||Ber||0010368800103688
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Library of the Miyazaki Educational Institution図
pbk. : alk. paperE/183.8/.I4/E54/19991100264676
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Recent nuclear tests in India and Pakistan make it clear that the US can no longer continue a policy of benign neglect toward India. This book engages the key issues for nonproliferation and foreign policy that affect Indo-American relations. It addresses under-explored areas such as missile control and space cooperation, chemical and biological weapons, and the use of sanctions versus incentives. This book goes beyond historical analysis to offer practical recommendations for policymakers in both countries.
Table of Contents
Gary Bertsch --Introduction: Issues in Strategic Cooperation SECTION ONE: Broad Strokes on the Strategic Canvas P.R. Chari --U.S.-India Nonproliferation Concerns C. Raja Mohan --Promoting Strategic Stability and Fostering Regional Cooperation in South Asia Peter Lavoy and Sharon Burke --U.S.-Indian Cooperation and the Promotion of Regional Security in South Asia SECTION TWO: Security and Nonproliferation Issues Anupam Srivastava --Missile Control and Space Cooperation Seema Gahlaut --Indo-U.S. Nuclear Cooperation: Re-energizing the Debate Aabha Dixit --Cooperation on Chemical and Biological Weapons Jyotika Saksena and Suzette Grillot --The Emergence of Indo-U.S. Defense Cooperation: From Specific to Diffuse Reciprocity? Richard Cupitt and Seema Gahlaut --Non-Proliferation Export Controls: U.S. and Indian Perspectives Virginia Foran --Indo-U.S. Relations in the Next Century: Using Sanctions v. Incentives SECTION THREE: The Regional Context Kanti Bajpai --Indo-U.S. Foreign Policy Concerns Amitabh Mattoo --Indo-U.S. Cooperation: The China Factor Milind Thakar --Indo-U.S. Cooperation: The Pakistan Factor Igor Khripunov and Anupam Srivastava --Indo-U.S. Cooperation: The Russia Factor CONCLUSION: Summarizing the Next Steps
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