Indian foreign policy challenge and terrorism: fashioning new interstate equations/
J.N. Dixit
- New Delhi: Gyan, 2001.
- 345 p. ; 23 cm.
Part- I -- INDIA'S FOREIGN POLICY -- 1. India's Foreign Policy-An Overview -- 2. Challenges Facing India's Foreign Policy -- 3. India's Foreign Policy: National Security -- Concerns -- 4. India-A Candidate for UN Security Council -- Part-II -- INDIA'S NEIGHBOURS -- 5. Pakistan : India's Most Important Neighbour -- 6. An Analysis of Domestic Political Factors in -- Pakistan Affecting PakOistan's India Policies -- 7. Musharraf-Vajpayee Summit: Perspective -- and Prospects -- 8. Anti-Indian Pak Moves on Human Rights- -- Post-Geneva Prospects -- 9. Indo-Bangladesh Relations- Need for -- Better Handling -- 10. Sino-Indian Relations- An Overview -- 11. Sino-Indian Relations: Slow Down -- in Momentum -- 12. The Sri Lankan Crisis- Dilemmas of India -- 13. The Tragedies of Sri Lanka: Uncertain -- Prospects -- 14. Indo-Nepalese Relations- Significance of -- G.P. Koirala's Visit -- 15. Developments in Nepal-Tragedy -- Compounded by Political Uncertainties -- 16. India and Myanmar- A Crucial Relationship -- 17. Regional Fora: ASEAN and SAARC.