India in the World Order : Searching for Major-Power Status Nayar, Baldev Raj
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TextPublication details: New Delhi : Cambridge Universuty press, 2004.Description: 291 pagesSubject(s): DDC classification: - 327.54 NAY-I 2004
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India In the World Order
1.Introduction: India and its Search for a Major-power Role. 2.Major-power Status in the Modern World: India in Comparative Perspective. 3.The Constraints on India: International and Domestic. 4.Nehru's Grand Strategy for a
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