1st Edition
India’s Southeast Asia Policy during the Cold War Identity, Inclination and Pragmatism 1947-1989
1. Introduction: Theory, Background and Determinants of India’s Southeast Asia Policy during the Cold War 2. Nehru’s Dream of Asian Resurgence: 1947-1966 3. Indira Gandhi’s Pragmatism and Quest for Identity: 1966-1971 4. Indira Gandhi’s Enhanced Stakes in Southeast Asia: 1972-1984 5. Rajiv Gandhi’s Diplomacy and Confidence-Building with Southeast Asia: 1984-1989 6. Conclusion
Biography
Tridib Chakraborti is Emeritus Professor, School of Liberal Arts and Cultural Studies, Adamas University, Kolkata, India. He was a Professor, Department of International Relations, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, former ICCR Chair at Dublin City University, Ireland and former Dean of Adamas University. He has published 4 books, 8 co-edited books and 60 book chapters in reputed publications.
Mohor Chakraborty is Assistant Professor in Political Science, South Calcutta Girls’ College, Kolkata, India. She studies Indian foreign policy, Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies and Area Studies. She is a regular contributor to journals and edited books related to her interest areas.
