Crossing the rubicon

By:

"Mohan, C Raja"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Penguin; 2003Description: 321pISBN:

9780670049295

Subject(s):

Foreign relations - India

DDC classification:

327.54 MOH

Summary: India’s nuclear tests in May 1998 had reverberations that went far beyond the Thar desert. Jettisoned, as a result, were some key tenets of its foreign policy, in particular the traditional emphasis on idealism. As pragmatism took root in New Delhi, Indiarenewed its global engagement with a rare sense of purpose and self - confidence and transformed its external relations in Crossing the Rubicon.

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India’s nuclear tests in May 1998 had reverberations that went far beyond the Thar desert. Jettisoned, as a result, were some key tenets of its foreign policy, in particular the traditional emphasis on idealism. As pragmatism took root in New Delhi, Indiarenewed its global engagement with a rare sense of purpose and self - confidence and transformed its external relations in Crossing the Rubicon.

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