Indo-American Relations Foreign Policy Orientations and Perspectives of P.V. Narasimha Rao and Bill Clinton 1st Edition

The Title "Indo-American Relations Foreign Policy Orientations and Perspectives of P.V. Narasimha Rao and Bill Clinton 1st Edition" is written by Anand Mathur. This book was published in the year 2003. The ISBN number 8172333366|9788172333362 is assigned to the Hardback version of this title. The book displayed here is a 1st Edition edition. This book has total of pp. xxviii + 259 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Scientific Publishers. We have about 821 other great books from this publisher. Indo-American Relations Foreign Policy Orientations and Perspectives of P.V. Narasimha Rao and Bill Clinton 1st Edition is currently Available with us.

The post-cold war era provided an opportunity to India and America to rapproach and repair their bilateral Relations damaged by earlier cold war perceptions. The erosion of irritating issues and the emergence of conciliatory propositions opened a new vista of co-operative relationships.

What is the nature and status of Indo-US relations during Rao-Clinton period? What could be the likely nature of the relations between the two countries in future? This Book attempts to answer these questions. The difficulty with India is How To relate itself with the single dominant global power, while at the same time maintaining its independent stature and promoting a global role for itself. The US, too, is in A Fix over determining India's place in the changed international equations.

Dr. (Mrs.) Anand Mathur, M.D., Ph.D., D.Litt. is Associate Professor in Department of Political Science and Public Administration JNV University, Jodhpur and Director K.N. College for Women of the University Recipient of Gold medals scholarships and Awards author is teaching International Relations since 1970.

Preface/P.V. Narasimha Rao
Prelude
1. Introduction : Setting of the Theme
2. Clinton Administration's Foreign Policy Priorities and Objectives
3. Foreign Policy Priorities and Objectives of the Rao Government
4. Kashmir : Problem of Terrorism and Issue of Human Rights
5. Strategic Relations : Impasse Persists
6. Nuclear Non-Proliferation : A Major Divergent Issue
7. Indian Ocean and Indo-American Relations : More Confrontation than Co-operation
8. Indo-American Economic Relations : Main Source of Improvement
9. Conclusion : A Two-Track Perspective

10. Epilogue :
I. Indo-US Relations in Post Rao Period
II. Pokharan II : Imposition of US Sanctions
III. The Menace of International Terrorism : US Double-Speak
IV. Indo-American Relations after Pokharan-II : An Appraisal