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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. Introduction.1. Challenges facing UN peacekeeping operations today. 2. The Brahimi report in today's perspective. 3. Participation of civilian and civil society organizations in peace operations. 4. Implications and implementation of the Brahimi report. 5. Challenges facing UN peacekeeping operations an Indian perspective. 6. Challenges facing UN peacekeeping operations a Japanese perspective. 7. International intervention and state sovereignty an Indian view. 8. International intervention and state sovereignty a Japanese view. 9. The responsibility to protect. 10. Responsibility to rebuild challenges of post conflict assistance. 11. UN peace operations recommendations of the UN high level panel. 12. Preparing and training national forces for UNPKO deployment. 13. UN peacekeeping in Siera Leone a case study. 14. Role of the Indian Army in UN peacekeeping operations. 15. Indo Japan cooperation in peacekeeping comments. This book lies at the intersection between United Nations peacekeeping operations and India Japan relations. While India has been at the forefront of UNPKO since its beginning Japan due to its unique recent history and pacifist constitution is a more recent hesitant and tentative contributor to overseas peaceful military operations. Instead Japan is the second largest contributor to the UN's regular and peacekeeping budgets and has provided some senior civilian representatives to specific peacekeeping operations. Both nations thus have a wealth of experience to exchange and share. This unique book is an attempt precisely at this even though this cooperation must remain situated within the broader context of their bilateral relationship. The participation of some of the most experienced practitioners from both countries in international peacekeeping operations lends this book its particular distinction and must be read with all the seriousness that his issue deserves. 262 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. I. Vision of SAARC in the twenty-first century: 1. Vision of SAARC for the twenty-first century/C.M. Shafi Sami. 2. Possibilities for SAARC in the twenty-first century in the light of centuries past/Surjit Mansingh. 3. Political and security roles of SAARC in the twenty-first century: a Bangladesh perspective/Al Masud Hasanuzzaman. II. Developing economic cooperation: 4. SAPTA and its impact/Mustafizur Rahman. 5. South Asian preferential trading agreement: an assessment of its impact/I.N. Mukherji. 6. Economic cooperation under a regional framework: the constraints and challenges for SAARC/Dushni Weerakoon. 7. Reinventing SAARC economic cooperation: responding to the new economy/Poonam Barua. III. Enhancing social-sector cooperation: 8. Promoting human security in South Asia through multilateral cooperation/ Arabinda Acharya. 9. Emerging social dimensions and SAARC in the twenty- first century/Lok Raj Baral. 10. Cultural development in South Asia/ Mossart Qadeem. IV. Developing institutional structures and other issues: 11. SAARC: is modification of the institutional framework necessary?/ Nishchal Nath Pandey. 12. SAARC in the twenty-first century: time to re- examine/Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema. 13. SAARC: institutional structure and other issues/Niaz A. Naik. 14. SAARC: process of institutionalization of regional cooperation/Ram Babu Dhakal. 15. SAARC: the fundamentals revisited/I.P. Khosla. 16. SAARC: institutional structure and other issues/Khalid Mahmood. 17. SAARC in the twenty-first century - concluding remarks 362 pp.

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Paperback. Zustand: As New. New. The general situation in Jammu and Kashmir has vastly improved in the recent years. More than before it is apparent today that security is multidimensional and whether it is economy media culture or migration these cannot be compartmentalized and kept away from the all encompassing question of security. Though the security situation has vastly improved there is more to be done. And more to be said about the impact of this improved situation on the peace process that is currently taking place on two axes the New Delhi Islamabad and the New Delhi Srinagar axes. While Indo Pak discussions have been very quite and conducted mainly through back channels the other is in the full light of day and it is a subject of all the contrary pulls of a part of the latter approach with full participation of the rich array of civil society in Srinagar. 128 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. There is widespread consensus that as two rising powers, India and China will have progressively more to do together at the regional and global levels and that their cooperation needs to be strengthened and expanded. This book represents the first occasion where academic specialists and retired military personnel from both countries have come together with serving military officers to give their views on a number of important and sensitive topics ranging from nuclear CBMs to maritime cooperation to terrorism. It is hoped that the debates engendered in this volume, will contribute to better understanding and the improvement of bilateral ties not just in the security domain but also in other fields in which the two countries are increasingly engaged.

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnPublished in association with Regional Centre for Strategic Studies, Colombo. What in today&aposs world constitutes national security? A question which often comes to the fore, but is seldom answered satisfactorily. What is it th.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. 1. Keynote address/J.B. Bhattacharjee. 2. On a coin of Jaintiapur/S.K. Bose. 3. Sources of history of Arunachal Pradesh A critical survey/S. Dutta. 4. Historical studies of Arunachal Pradesh An overview/Amrendra Kr. Thakur. 5. The sources of the history of Pre Ahom Assam A survey/D.K. Ganguly. 6. Graeco Roman sources for the reconstruction of Assam history/P.C. Sarma. 7. Monoliths as a source of Mizo history/J.V. Hluna. 8. Sculpture as a source of social life (with special reference to the sculptures of Guwahati)/Paromita Das. 9. Sculptures of Assam from earliest time to twelfth century AD/Nishipad Dev Choudhury. 10. Historical significance of the sculpture at Unakoti/R.D. Choudhury. 11. Folklore as a source of history of North East India/Anima Choudhury. 12. Oral sources of Mizo history/Sangkima. 13. The Saga of Chao Lung Siu Ka Pha as depicted in DHAS manuscripts Nos. 2 and 34/Romesh Buragohain. 14. Hagiographies as historical sources The Carita Puthis of Assam/Radha Das. 15. Tripura Buranji A source of historical geography of North East India/I.S. Mumtaza. 16. A brief note on the Manipuri historical and cultural materials available in some British Museums/N. Lokendra. 17. The Manipur Puyas/Rena Laisram. 18. Indigenous literacy sources of the history of Manipur/N. Joykumar Singh. 19. Sources of the history of Precolonial Tripura/Mahadev Chakravarti. 20. Medieval Persian sources of the history of North East India A brief survey/F.A. Qadri. 21. Pemberton's Report Trade and trade routes between Assam and its neighbourhood/Priyam Goswami. 22. Reconstructing the history of the Nepalis in Assam A look into the sources/Lopita Nath. 23. Anandaram Dhekial Phukan's Observations on the administration of the Province of Assam A classic document of rewriting the social history of Modern Assam/S.D. Goswami. 24. Sources of the history of the Khasi Jaintias in libraries and archives in the United Kingdom/David R. Syiemlieh. 25. Sources of labour history of North East India/Dipankar Banerjee. 26. From the margins An overview of the alternative sources on the history of North East India/Indira Baptista Gupta. 27. Dr. Fraser's Crusade and Bawi Correspondences 1909 1923 Sources of social history of the Lushai Hills District of Assam/Ranju Bezbaruah. 28. An analysis of American Baptist Missionary sources for history writing in North East India/Sheila Bora. Select bibliography. Index. North East India is no longer a Terra Incognito to Indian historiography. The researches have brought to light evidences of past cultures of North East India. However there is a need to sustain this enthusiasm and also study and interpret the different sources of the history of this region. The present book serves two fold purpose viz. (i) to expand and analyse the already identified sources and (ii) to share the information about the newly identified sources. The book also emphasizes on the need to explore non conventional oral sources as an alternative and/or supplementary to the conventional recorded sources. The oral sources (folklore folksongs beliefs and superstitions ceremonies rituals etc.) are very important to study history as they reflect on the problems needs and aspirations of the masses at various points of time. The interpretation of the source is also as important as its identification. The present volume aims to interpret and analyse these sources and thus paces the way for further research to put the history of the area in its correct perspective. 290 pp.

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