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"Written by foreign policy experts, academics and practitioners, this book develops the frameworks and strategies for India's foreign policy that can be adopted to meet the emerging challenges and non-traditional threats in the new world order. It studies the important aspects of India's foreign policy in the present unsettled world order and comes up with strategies and policy suggestions. It raises several questions to highlight the future direction of foreign policy and the challenges that India may have to deal with in the coming years. The book covers the domestic dimension of the country's foreign policy, which is often missed out in policy discussion. It examines the close link between national security and foreign policy, and shows how foreign policy can be leveraged to strengthen the economy and make India a hub of innovation. This book emphasizes soft power strategies to ensure that a strategic approach to soft power projection is adopted"-- Provided by publisher.

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Contents

Acknowledgements

1 Introduction

PART A Drivers and Trends

2 Indian Narrativein Emerging Multi-polar World

3 National Security Determinants of Foreign Policy

4 Strategizing Soft PowerProjection

5 India and Multilateralism

6 Leveraging International Cooperation in Scienceand Technology

7 Indian Narrative throughthe Cold War Era

8 Rebalancing Foreign Policy and Non-traditionalSecurity Issues

9 The Economic Dimension of India's Foreign Policy

10 Domestic Drivers of India's Neighbourhood Policy

11 Intelligence and Foreign Policy

PART B Relationships

12 India's Relations with the Great Powers

13 India's Relations with Its SAARC Neighbours

14 Political Economy ofIndia's International Relations

15 Dealing with the Rising China

16 Japan and India

17 India-Russia Ties

18 Changing Landscape of Central Asia

19 India and West Asia

20 India and Southeast Asia

21 India and the European Union

22 India and the Indian Ocean

23 India's Tryst with Africa

24 Latin America

About the Editors and Contributors

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India > Foreign relations.