Kurt M Campbell et. al., The Nuclear Tipping Point: Why States Reconsider Their Nuclear Choices The Nuclear Tipping Point: Why States Reconsider Their Nuclear Choices. R. R. Subramanian | July 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Cryptology, Digital Assassination and the Terrorism Futures Market A recent news item indicated that the US Government had been planning a website that would enable people to place bets on the likelihood of terrorist events. It was hoped... R. Sukumaran | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Proliferation Security Initiative: An Assessment Proliferation of WMDs is a grave threat to mankind, be it their flow to ‘irresponsible states’ or to terrorists. Charged by its perception of vulnerability, the US has initiated the... Gurpreet S Khurana | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Energy and Security in a Changing World The centre of gravity of global economic growth is rapidly shifting to the Asian continent. The transition is led by China and India which have propelled themselves onto a robust... Sudha Mahalingam | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Pakistan’s ‘Sustainable Democracy’: Army as the Political Architect Any study of political developments in Pakistan cannot be complete without examining the role of the Army. Though it might seem incompatible to talk of military and democracy in the... Smruti S. Pattanaik | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Military Diplomacy Through Arms Transfers: A Case Study of China Military diplomacy has long been one of the essential constituents of international diplomacy and an effective method to foster bilateral and regional relationships. Arms transfers serve as an important foreign... B. S. Sachar | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
The Terror Scenario in Europe Suicide bombings in Jammu and Kashmir are patterned on Palestinian methods established that those actually originated in Europe and thus added an intriguing component to the Indian terror scenario. Mainly,... Alok Rashmi Mukhopadhyay | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Whither the Look East Policy: India and Southeast Asia India’s policy with Southeast Asia, which took a distinctive shape since the early 1990s in the form of the Look East policy, has been a multipronged approach encompassing political, strategic... G.V.C. Naidu | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Indo-Pakistan Talks 2004: Nuclear Confidence Building Measures (NCBMs) and Kashmir After six years, in June 2004 India and Pakistan resumed the composite dialogue process that covers eight baskets of issues agreed upon in Male in 1997 between Prime Minister Inder... Ashutosh Misra | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
Karbi-Kuki Clashes in Assam Militant groups clashing among themselves for control over the public resources even at the cost of the rights of the local tribal or ethnic community they claim to be defending,... Praveen Kumar | April 2004 | Strategic Analysis
