COMMENTARIES
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50 Years Of Independence: Assessing The Nehruvian World View
· 09 Aug, 1997 · #9 · Commentary
Fifty years after independence, it is worth asking how
India
has done strategically. Have its basic policies worked well or have they failed? I shall not answer the question for the whole 50 years, but, for the most part, will focus instea...
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FIFTY YEARS OF CONTINUITY IN NUCLEAR ISSUES
Aabha Dixit · 07 Aug, 1997 · #7 · Commentary
If there is an area where tradition, continuity and a sprit of freedom have managed to prosper in the Indian policy, it is in the arena of Indian foreign policy. Through the five decades of
Independence
, a consensual approach to foreign po...
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Fifty years of Indian Indian Independence: A Strategic Review
Lt. Gen. Satish Nambiar · 05 Aug, 1997 · #5 · Commentary
One of the major factors that has influenced the Indian establishment’s approach to national security matters and strategic thought is the indifference and apathy induced by years of British rule, when these aspects were the domain of the co...
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50 years of Independence : Strategic Review
· 04 Aug, 1997 · #4 · Commentary
The end of the Cold War has left
India
with a double strategic burden : the regional security matters have become more complex and international system is in a state of flux. There is a debate whether geo-economics rather than geo-politics...
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50 Years of Independence - A Strategic Review
Lt. Gen. AM Vohra · 03 Aug, 2002 · #3 · Commentary
Strategically, in the political field,
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India
visualised for itself a role of ensuring a freedom of action for developing nations by adopting a policy of non-alignment. It was determined not to get involved in power blocs and...
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Gujral Doctrine Security Dimensions of the Gujral Doctrine
Bhabani Sen Gupta · 02 Aug, 1997 · #2 · Commentary
The Gujral Doctrine aims at building a conflict-free cooperative
South Asia
and at the same time to build bridges of development cooperation with the neighbours of
South Asia
. Since one of its principal aims is to resolve conflicts...
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The Post-Cold War Era: An Indian Perspective
· 01 Aug, 1997 · #1 · Commentary
Nuclearisation and Globalisation
... the post-Cold War era has spawned a dichotomy within the international system. While today, the global system has to reckon with unimpeded power and authority centred around one superpower of whic...
