India's foreign policy

By:

Bimal Prasad (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas Pub.; 1979Description: 540pISBN:

070690818X

Subject(s):

India foreign relations

DDC classification:

327.54 Ind c.1

Summary: The essays contained in this volume are revised versions of presented at a seminar on "Continuity and Change in Indian I Policy" held at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal University, in May 1978. They not only deal with the theme of con and change in Indian foreign policy, but also trace the evolution policy since 1947 and elucidate and analyse its various aspects operation in relation to the different countries and regions of the There are also essays containing suggestions for improving the p and implementation of policy.

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The essays contained in this volume are revised versions of presented at a seminar on "Continuity and Change in Indian I
Policy" held at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal University, in May 1978. They not only deal with the theme of con
and change in Indian foreign policy, but also trace the evolution policy since 1947 and elucidate and analyse its various aspects
operation in relation to the different countries and regions of the There are also essays containing suggestions for improving the p
and implementation of policy.

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