S. Kalyanaraman
The Limits of the India-United Kingdom Defence Relationship
The United Kingdom (UK) is keen on establishing a ‘stronger, wider and deeper’ relationship with India. It is ‘determined to make’ defence cooperation ‘an essential part’ of this relationship.
Major Lessons from Operation Pawan for Future Regional Stability Operations
The Indian intervention in Sri Lanka throws up five major lessons for future regional stability operations.
Asymmetric Warfare: A View from India
Coined a few years ago, ‘asymmetric warfare’ is an umbrella term that includes insurgent and terrorist campaigns that Western militaries were forced to contend with in the course of external intervent
A Brief History of the Asian Security Conference
The story of the Asian Security Conference is the attempt by IDSA to capture the complex issues involved in Asia’s emergence as the new locus of international affairs in the 21st century and India’s emergence as a factor in the continent’s evolving economic, political and security dynamics.
The Indian Advocacy of Internationalism in the Nehru Years
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India and the Challenge of Terrorism in the Hinterland
Terrorism in the Indian hinterland is the result of a complex set of inter-related factors.
The Future of War and Peace in Asia
Publisher: Magnum Books Pvt. Ltd.
ISBN 8187363975
Rs. 950
This is an insightful analysis of inter- and intra-state conflicts and tensions in the countries of Asia even as the centre of gravity of economic, political and technological power is shifting from the Trans-Atlantic zone to Asia, particularly to East, South and Southeast Asia.
India's Security Policy in the Post-Cold War Era
Chair: Dr. Thomas Mathew
External Discussants: Ambassador S. K. Bhutani and Brig. (Retd.) Gurmeet Kanwal
Internal Discussants: Prof. P. Stobdan and Brig. Raj Shukla
