Contemporary Debates In Indian Foreign And Security Policy

As a consequence of India's attempts to carve out a foreign policy that is in sync with India's rising stature in the international system, Indian foreign and security policy is currently dealing with a range of issues that are controversial but central to the future of Indian global strategy. This book attempts to examine these issues so as to deduce some major trends in the Indian foreign policy of today.

Review: 'The volume makes an excellent contribution for teaching courses on South Asian security and foreign policy, as well as for international relations courses that seek to expand the traditional discussion about Great Power politics to include regional and emerging global powers... The volume is well written, clearly organized, and very accesible for students and researchers in the academic setting.

It would be valuable as well for those in the policy community who seek to understand foreign and security policy from the Indian domestic perspective.' - Sunila S. Kale, The Journal of The Review of Politics 'In seven chapters, Harsh Pant candidly presents the basic thrust of Indian debates on the challenging foreign and security policy issues.

The book is a welcome addition to the growing body of scholarship on a rising India.' - The Royal Society for Asian Affairs