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EDITOR
Abdul Nafey,
Dean of
Students, Jawaharlal Nehru University, and Professor, School for
International Studies, New Delhi
MANAGING EDITOR
R.
Rajagopalan,
Immediate Past President,
Association of Indian Diplomats,
New Delhi
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Sitakanta Mishra,
Research Fellow, Centre for Air Power
Studies, New Delhi
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Ex-Officio
Members
Leela K. Ponappa,
President,
Association of Indian Diplomats,
New Delhi.
Nalin Surie,
Vice President,
Association of Indian Diplomats, New Delhi.
Yogendra Kumar,
Secretary, Association of Indian Diplomats,
New Delhi
Achal Kumar Malhotra,
Treasurer, Association of Indian Diplomats,
New Delhi
Nominated Members
Rajiv K. Bhatia,
Director General, Indian Council of World Affairs, New Delhi
S.T. Devare
Ram Sathe Chair Professor, Symbiosis
International University
Darvesh Gopal
Professor of Political Science,
Indira Gandhi National Open University,
New Delhi.
Arvind Gupta
Director General, Institute of Defence
Studies and Analyses, New Delhi.
Gopalji Malviya
Professor, Department of Defence and Strategic
Studies,
University of Madras, Chennai.
Christopher S. Raj
Former Dean, School of International Studies,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
Shyam Saran
Chairman, Research
and Information Systems,
New Delhi
International Advisers
Shamsul Amri Baharuddin
Distinguished Professor and Founding Director, Institute of Ethnic
Studies, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Winston Dookeran
Hon’ble Minister of Foreign Affairs, Government of Trinidad & Tobago, Port of Spain, Trinidad
David Malone
Rector of the United Nations University & Under Secretary General of
the United Nations, Tokyo, Japan
T.V. Paul
James
McGill Professor of International Relations at McGill University,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Elizabeth Sidiropoulose
National Director, South African Institute of International Affairs,
Braamfontein, South Africa
Tan Tai Yong
Director, Institute for South Asian Studies, National University of
Singapore, Singapore
Ashley Tellis
Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,
Washington D.C.
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Latin
America and the Caribbean: Next Step for India (Vivek Katju,
R, Viswanathan, Jorge Hein) - Volume 6, No. 1
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India
and the Turmoil in West Asia (K. P. Fabian, P.R. Kumaraswamy,
Rumel Dahiya, Sameena Hameed) – Volume 6, No.2
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Afghanistan - Post US 'draw-down' and India (Satish
Chandra, Arvind Gupta & Ashok Behuria, Vidya Shakar Aiyar) -
Volume 6, No. 3
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India
and Bangladesh – a New Phase in Bilateral Relations
(Deb
Mukharji, M. Harun Ar-Rashid, Smruti Pattanayak, Sreeradha Dutta)
- Volume 6, No. 4
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India and
the new ‘Resurgent Africa (Rajiv K. Bhatia,
H.H.S.Viswanathan, Aparajita Biswas, Manish Chand) - Volume 7, No. 1
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India – Srilanka Ties - 3 Years After the Elimination of the LTTE
(R. Hariharan, N. Manoharan, L. L. Mehrotra and M.R. Narayan Swamy)
- Volume 7, No. 2
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Sustainable
Development and Climate Change: Rio+20 Outcome and the Climate
Negotiations (Mukul Sanwal, Uttam Kumar Sinha, Nikhil Seth
and Chandrashekhar Dasgupta) - Volume 7, No. 3
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Complexities
of India’s Engagement with Iran: (Gulshan Deitl, Arvind Gupta,
Vijay Sakhuja And Ishrat Aziz) - Volume 7, No. 4
ARTICLES
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Prospects of India becoming a Global Power:
Amitava Tripathi, Former
Ambassador
of India
to Brazil, Switzerland and the Vatican
- Volume 6. No. 1
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Pakistan after Abbotabad:
Savita Pande,
Professor, Centre For South, Central, Southeast Asian And
Southwest Pacific Studies,
School Of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New
Delhi
- Volume 6. No. 2
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UNSC: Resistance to
Revolutionary Change: T. P. Sreenivasan,
Former Permanent Representative of India to the UN Offices at
Vienna, former Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN at New York
- Volume 6. No. 3
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China: Geopolitics of
a Thirsty Nation: Uttam Kumar Sinha,
Research Fellow, The Institute for
Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA), New Delhi
- Volume 6. No. 4
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The Durand Line: Satinder Kumar Lambah,
Special Envoy of the Prime Minister of
India. Former High Commissioner of India to Pakistan and
Ambassador to Hungary, to Germany and to the Russian Federation-
Volume 7. No. 1
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Leadership Transition
in China – Portends for Future:
Srikant
Kondapalli:
Professor and
Chairperson, Centre for East Asian Studies, School of International
Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi - Volume 7, No. 2
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India and Republic of Korea : Growing Strategic Partnership:
Skand R Tayal And Sandip Kumar Mishra: Former Ambassador of
India to Republic of Korea and currently Visiting Professor at the
Department of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi, and,
Assistant Professor of Korean Studies at the Department of East
Asian Studies, University of Delhi, respectively. Volume 7, No. 3
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Arab spring: supporting transition to democracy: A. Gopinathan:
Former Ambassador of India to Egypt and till recently India’s
Permanent Representative to the UN offices and other International
Organisations in Geneva. He has recently been elected to the UN
Joint Inspections Unit for 2013-2017. Volume 7, No. 4
ORAL HISTORY
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India’s
Response to the Soviet Intervention in Afghanistan:
I. K..Gujral
(the then Indian Ambassador to the USSR and Former Prime
Minister of India): (Volume 1, No.1)
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India at the Rabat Islamic Summit: Gurbachan Singh
(the then Indian Ambassador to Morocco) (Volume 1, No.2)
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“Mao’s Smile”: Brajesh Mishra (the then
Indian Charge d’affairs at Beijing and later National Security
Adviser): (Volume 1, No.4)
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The
India-Taipei Association: A Mission Extraordinaire: Vinod
C. Khanna (First Director General of the India-Taipei
Association, the de facto Indian Mission to Taiwan)
(Volume
5, No.2)
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Last Days of the Soviet Troops in Afghanistan: I. P. Khosla (Former
Ambassador of India to Afghanistan in 1988-89) (Volume 6, No. 1)
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Climate Change Negotiations -
Guarding the ‘Overriding Priorities’,
Chandrasekhar Dasgupta (Member of the Prime Minister’s
Council on Climate Change)
(Volume 6, No.2)
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India’s ‘Rediscovery’
of the East: Sudhir
T. Devare (Director General, Indian Council of World Affairs
and former Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs responsible
for relations with South East Asia ) (Volume 6, No. 3)
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Many Firsts - Establishment of Chairs of India Studies:
Satinder K. Lambah (Special Envoy of the Prime Minister,
former Consul General of India at San Francisco during 1989–91)
(Volume 6, No. 4)
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Iraqi annexation of Kuwait - August 1990: Evacuation of over
110, 000 Indian Nationals: K. P. Fabian
(Head of the Gulf Division of the Ministry of External Affairs,
during 1989 -92
Former Ambassador to to Qatar, Finland and Italy) (Volume 7, No. 1)
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Sri Lanka: Negotiating an Honourable ‘De-induction’: L. L.
Mehrotra (Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka during the
de-induction in 1989 - 90) (Volume 7, No. 2)
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Economic Diplomacy in a Globalised World: Evolving Role of
the Ministry of External Affairs: Amar Nath Ram, Former
Ambassador of India to the European Union during the early
economic reform period and the first full fledged Secretary
(Economic Relations) in the Ministry of External Affairs,
(Volume 7, No. 3)
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Revisiting the 1972 expulsion of Asians from Uganda: Niranjan Desai,
Former High Commissioner to Uganda, Former Ambassador to
Venezuela, Switzerland and he Vatican (Volume 7, No. 4)
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