"The Indian ocean and its Islands: strategic, scientific and historical perspectives"

By:

"Chandra, Satish"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage; 1993Description: 221pISBN:

8170363136

Subject(s):

Indian ocean region-Politics and government

DDC classification:

320.21824 Ind

Summary: Many studies exist which focus on the Indian Ocean, but none have been written examining the importance of the numerous islands found there. In this original volume, a team of naval officers and scholars discusses four basic themes relating to this area of the world: strategic, legal, exploitation of resources, and maritime traditions. While the contributors assess the scientific and developmental aspects of the islands in specific relation to India, these issues have a broad application to the problems facing all littoral countries. "A highly readable book; it is a virtual encyclopaedia on the Indian Ocean and its islands."

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Many studies exist which focus on the Indian Ocean, but none have been written examining the importance of the numerous islands found there. In this original volume, a team of naval officers and scholars discusses four basic themes relating to this area of the world: strategic, legal, exploitation of resources, and maritime traditions. While the contributors assess the scientific and developmental aspects of the islands in specific relation to India, these issues have a broad application to the problems facing all littoral countries. "A highly readable book; it is a virtual encyclopaedia on the Indian Ocean and its islands."

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