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The book explores India's opportunities in East African region and assesses the local needs, expectations and concerns.

The book discusses domestic political circumstances, dynamics and its impact over foreign and security policy of Iran.

This volume brings the narrative of Indian history to the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate.

In this volume Alexander Lukin, a prominent scholar in international relations and Asian studies, seeks answers to many questions related to Russia's foreign policy and its relations with Asia.

This volume brings the narrative of Indian history to the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate.

The book highlights the water issue at the global level and the numerous intricacies that cause a resultant conundrum needing immediate global efforts.

This book is about the individual achievements of a handful of officers of the state of Jammu & Kashmir (India). It is a saga of blood, sweat and tears.

This book is essentially an observation of Ladakh from ancient times. The author also touches upon Chinese strategy in this region with its implications on India.

This book is a valuable contribution to the peace history literature and defines India's place in the world.

Given the proven limitations of the UNSC in handling various situations, there is pressing need for a regional infrastructure to deal with security matters. This book aims to bring out need for a holistic, overarching Indo-Pacific security system and generate ideas on how it should be developed.

This is the first volume in a series of books that covers Indian history from the earliest times to August 1947. This volume covers the prehistoric antecedents before the Indus Valley Civilisation and gives a vivid account of the developments that took place in the Indian sub-continent till the demise of the glorious Maurya dynasty.

The book 'Assassin's Mace, a Chinese Game Changer' is an intriguing and captivating analysis of China's ancient strategy that advocates use of 'surprise weapons' by an inferior (person or force) to defeat a superior adversary and adaptation of this strategy by modern China as she takes strides towards enhancing her position in global order.

This is the first volume in a series of books that covers Indian history from the earliest times to August 1947. This volume covers the prehistoric antecedents before the Indus Valley Civilization and gives a vivid account of the developments that took place in the Indian sub-continent till the demise of the glorious Maurya dynasty.

The book takes up the narrative at the time when the Gupta power was in decline and North India was gradually slipping into chaos in the absence of a great central power, perhaps for the time before the advent of the Islamic invasion.

This is the second volume of the series of books being written on Indian history. This volume covers the approximate period between 200 B.C. and 600 A.D., a time that can be considered the Classical Age in Indian history.

This book is a collection of 14 essays that reflect the events that have influenced the Middle-East and South Asia during 2015.

This book views the evolving strategic dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region from the prism of geopolitics, economics, diplomacy, environment and multilateralism and examines their possible implications for India.

India and China: Foreign Policy Priorities, a collection of 50 essays looks into Indian and Chinese foreign policy approaches towards various bilateral and multilateral issues, which include the maritime security, South China Sea, 'One Belt One Road', BRICS, terrorism, joint military exercises, New Development Bank etc.

This book is about the individual achievements of a handful of officers of the state of Jammu & Kashmir (India). It is a saga of blood, sweat and tears.

The book highlights the water issue at the global level and the numerous intricacies that cause a resultant conundrum needing immediate global efforts.

This book is an attempt to understand various nuances of cyber warfare and how it affects India's national security. Based on the cyber threat environment, the books recommends a framework of cyber doctrine and cyber strategies as well as organisational structure of various organisations which a nation needs to invest in.

The end of cold war and the on-going globalization process along with the proliferation of non-traditional threat to security of the nations led to multilateralism in international relations. Though the great powers are not ready to accept the new developments, the post-cold war events such as threat from non-state actors to the security of nation, the global economic slowdown, and global climate change compelled even the most militarily powerful nation to seek multilateral approach to address these trans-border menaces. The global movements towards democratization and protection and promotion of human rights supported by ICT once again brought individuals rights and security into focal point. It appears that even if nations are secure people living there may not be secure. The civil wars taken place in some nation states to protect the rights of multi-ethnic groups or the demand for right to self-determinations of people are examples of such a situation. In this context security means people's security and international efforts are required to ensure people's security from any threat emanates from within or outside the nation states. Thus human security assumes great significance in the post-cold war era of profoundly interdependent global system. There is a blurred boundary between national security and international security on the one hand and the national security and human security on the other hand.The initiative taken by the new government at the federal level towards good neighbourhood and better relation with great powers along with focusing more on human security issues appears to be policy in the right direction. Again the shift from a land centric security paradigm to maritime security and coastal security are also visible in recent times. The book deals with the changing dimensions of security at the theoretical level and a wide spectrum of security issues that India is confronted with and also certain policy options. In the theoretical section the strategic doctrine of India is well reviewed and policy options are also explored. It covers areas such as biological perspective of security, human security perspective, energy security and maritime security. In addition it also examines some of the bilateral security issues and concerns with neighbouring countries.

The book is a collection of eleven essays by eminent Indian and Taiwanese scholars, as well as research scholars who look at the multifaceted relationship between India and the Republic of China and contemporary Taiwan from strategic, trade, economics, educational and cultural perspectives.

China's role in international peacekeeping has greatly expanded during the leadership of Hu Jintao, and China has since become a significant contributor to peacekeeping operations in Africa. The importance of the book is expressed in the view that peacekeeping intervention is a tool that strengthens policy goals in the United Nations Mission.

This volume attempts to provide a meaningful and a critical contribution in comprehending the bilateral and multilateral relationship between India and the Eurasian states, focusing mainly on India's relations with Russia, Central Asia and South Caucasus region.

The Chapters in this book are written by Chinese and Indian academics and researchers from United Service Institution of India and Sichuan University, explaining the inter-disciplinary approaches and comparative perspectives, that may help to understand the essence and implication of China's 'One Belt One Road'.

This book provides an insight into lethal autonomous weapon systems and debates whether it would be morally correct to give machines the power to decide who lives and who dies on the battlefield.