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Author Profile

Dr. Vijay Kumar Bhatia is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Ram Lal Anand College, University of Delhi is a renowned academician and outstanding scholar. He has been teaching Political Science for the last one and a half decade. He worked as Research Officer in LNJP Institute of Criminology and Forensic Science. Dr Bhatia has contributed more than two dozen research papers in various national and international journals and authored book Democratization in Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan . Addtionally he edited various books including “Your Laws andYour Rights. Dr Bhatia obtained his MA, M.Phil. and PhD from Jawahar Lal Nehru University and LLB from Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.

About The Book

The present book is an outcome of the felt need of the of students for Indian Foreign Policy course. This book is especially meant for BA (H) Political Science students and MA students of Political Science .The book deals with the basic issues of domestic sources and the structural constraints on the genesis, evolution and practice of India’s Foreign Policy. The present volume highlights integral linkages between the domestic and the international aspects in Foreign Policy of India. The present research covers all the major aspects of Indian Foreign Policy in the changing international scenario.

Table of Contents

Preface Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Evolution and Determinants of India’s Foreign Policy Chapter 2 Indian Foreign Policy towards China Chapter 3 India Pakistan Relations Chapter 4 India US Relations : Strategic Cooperation Chapter 5 IndiaRussia Relations Chapter 6 India’s Foreign Policy towards Nepal Chapter 7 IndiaBangladesh Relations In Changing World Chapter 8 IndiaBhutan Foreign Policy: New Era in South East Asian Chapter 9 Contemporary IndiaSri Lanka Relations: Challenges and Road Ahead Chapter 10 SAARC and Regionalism: Understanding India’s Role Chapter 11 India and ASEAN : Challenges and Prospects Chapter 12 India and NonAligned Movement (NAM) Chapter 13 Nuclear Policy of India Chapter 14 Is India a Major Power Chapter 15 Changing India Central Asia Relations