India's National Security
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TextSeries: Critical issues in Indian politicsPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2013Description: viii,486pISBN: 9780198081753Subject(s): National security -- India | Nuclear weapons -- India -- History | India -- Strategic aspectsDDC classification: 355.033054 | Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES ; PUBLISHERS' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ; INTRODUCTION, KANTI P. BAJPAI AND HARSH V. PANT ; PART I: INSURGENCY, TERRORISM, AND STATE RESPONSES ; 1. EVOLUTION OF THE INDIAN ARMY'S COUNTERINSURGENCY DOCTRINE, RAJESH RAJAGOPALAN ; 2. ENDGAME IN PUNJAB: 1988-93, K.P.S. GILL ; 3. TERRORISM IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR IN THEORY AND PRACTICE, PRAVEEN SWAMI ; 4. DOES COUNTERINSURGENCY THEORY APPLY IN NORTHEAST INDIA?, BETHANY LACINA ; 5. 'NAXALISM': THE RETREAT OF CIVIL GOVERNANCE, AJAI SAHNI ; PART II: NUCLEAR HISTORY ; 6. THE CULTURAL CONTEXT OF MORALPOLITIK: THE TRADITIONAL INDIAN STATECRAFT, MAHATMA GANDHI, AND THE ATOM BOMB, BHARAT KARNAD ; 7. INDIAN NUCLEAR POLICY: 1964-98-A PERSONAL RECOLLECTION, K. SUBRAHMANYAM ; 8. THE BOMBS THAT ROARED: 1998, GEORGE PERKOVICH ; PART III: NUCLEAR WEAPONS AND STRATEGIC STABILITY ; 9. NUCLEAR STABILITY IN SOUTH ASIA, SUMIT GANGULY ; 10. TEN YEARS OF INSTABILITY IN A NUCLEAR SOUTH ASIA, S. PAUL KAPUR ; 11. A COLD START FOR HOT WARS? THE INDIAN ARMY'S NEW LIMITED WAR DOCTRINE, WALTER C. LADWIG III ; PART IV: DEFENCE REFORMS ; 12. FAILING TO DELIVER: POST-CRISES DEFENCE REFORMS IN INDIA, 1998-2010, ANIT MUKHERJEE ; ABOUT THE EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS ; INDEX
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