RESEARCH CLUSTER
Nuclear, USA & Europe
The Institute has a long record of engaging Europe and America through Track II activities. This ranges from inviting scholars to holding roundtables and conferences with think-tanks and governmental and non-governmental agencies from these regions. In addition, scholars at the institute have engaged in detailed study of issues ranging from European security and politics to the relationship between terrorism and radical Islam in Europe. Current projects on Europe include a study on Germany and its aspirations in a unipolar world; another examines the rationale for the enlargement of NATO. Indo-US Relations, US domestic issues and their impact on foreign policy making as well as the Indian Diaspora in the United States are among the many issues that are being closely followed by the Institute's scholars.
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The Civil Nuclear Liability Bill
July 23, 2010
This study attempts to put the Bill in some perspective in relation to the Indian energy security, the protection that needs to be afforded to the Indian public in case of a nuclear incident, the advancement of Indian nuclear industry in the global market, taking into account all national and international factors. The EEAS and the EU-India Strategic Partnership
July 22, 2010
Seen from this part of the globe, it is indeed relevant to have a preliminary analysis of the EU-India strategic partnership after the EEAS has formally come into existence. Tenets of Indian Foreign Policy and Indo-US Partnership
July 22, 2010
The ongoing Indo-US partnership talks are interesting considering the international systemic developments, and seen from the outside is an odd development happening at the heart of rising powers in global politics. India's Strategic Autonomy and Rapprochement with the US
July 2010
The debate around strategic autonomy offers a conceptual framework to understand how India, as an emerging power, tries to negotiate autonomy in its security and military relationship with the United Nuclear Disarmament versus Nuclear Revolution: Options for India
June 15, 2010
As long as nuclear weapons determine a nation’s power and capability, India must have no hesitation in strengthening its nuclear capability and learn to ‘live with the bomb’. India's Nuclear Command and Control: Perspectives from Organisation Theory
May 2010
Command and control of nuclear weapons was the edifice upon which great power nuclear strategy was based. Empirical Cold War research later proved that this edifice was, in fact, only a power keg. Promises, Compromises and a Tie-Breaker: NPT RevCon 2010 was an Otiose Event
June 9, 2010
The RevCon, after abundant manoeuvring and political one-upmanship, finalised quite ‘consensually’ a much diluted and defeatist document that promises to ensure that disarmament remains a dream. Israel’s Nuclear Opacity and New Challenges
May 28, 2010
Given the rapidly evolving situation in West Asia, and the growing danger of new threats like nuclear terrorism, it would seem that the time has come for Israel to come clean on its nuclear arsenal. Iran-Turkey Nuclear Swap Deal
May 19, 2010
While the Turkey deal represents an advance on the Iran nuclear issue, it remains to be seen if it would lead to more constructive solutions in addressing concerns generated by the Iranian nuclear programme.  |
