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082 _a327.54 PAT
100 _a"Pattnaik, Sudhir"
245 0 _aIndia's foreign policy: basic issues and political attitudes
260 _aNew Delhi
260 _bArise
260 _c2008
300 _a336p.
365 _b 850.00
365 _dRS
520 _aI'ndia has indeed often been a major spokesman of the Third World, in the United-Nations and elsewhere. It has voiced and championed the demands of Third World countries for greater political and racial equality, for the end of imperialism and racism, for human rights, for economic assistance and development, for a fairer share of world resources, trade, and technology, for a lessening of the gap between developed and developing nations, for a more just treatment of "weak nations in a world of the strong," for peace and international cooperation, and for a greater voice and role in the changing international system. India has taken a leading role in the United Nations Confrerence on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).
650 _aForeign relations-India
942 _cB
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