Biju, M.R. <br/><br/>
New horizons of Indian foreign policy/ 
M.R. Biju 
 - New Delhi:  Authors,  2007. 
 - x, 311 p.  23 cm. 
<br/><br/>1. Introduction<br/>2. India and the Major Powers: USA, Russia, China and Major European Powers<br/>— Professor Dilip Mohite<br/>3. India-China Relations: Retrospect and Prospect<br/>— Dr. B.R. Deepak<br/>4. India China Cooperation: Major Determinants<br/>— Professor Snehalata Panda<br/>5. Sino-Indian Relations: Dawn of An Era of Mutual Respect and Cooperation<br/>— Late K.R. Narayanan<br/>6. Bridging the Arroyo: China and India in the New Millennium — Professor Snehalata Panda<br/>7. Indo-US Relations: A Study of the Post-Cold<br/>War Scenario ^ — Professor N.S. Gehlot<br/>8. US-India Ties after Pokhran II: Effectiveness of<br/>India's Clout<br/>— Professor Nalini Kant Jim<br/>9. American Aggression against Iraq—Who is a<br/>Terrorist?<br/>— Dr. Asglmr Ali Engineer<br/>10. Stress and Strains of Neighbourhood Diplomacy: India and Nepal — Dr. M.R. Biju<br/>11. India-Nepal Relations: A Paradigm Shift — Dr. B.C. Upreti<br/>12. Defending the Himalayan Frontiers : Lessons from Kargil<br/>— Professor Nalini Kant Jim<br/>13. Need for Twists and Turns in India's Foreign Policy — Professor N.S. Gehlot<br/>14. Problems of Security and Development in South Asia: Need for Confidence Building Measures<br/>-Dr. Aniita Agarwal<br/>15. The Post-Cold War Indian Foreign Policy: Continuity and Change — Professor Dilip Mohite 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9798172733772 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>India -- Foreign relations. <br/>Diplomatic relations. <br/>India.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327.54  / BIJ/N