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Soft cover. Zustand: New. India became independent in 1947 and adopted after nearly three years of debate in the Constituent Assembly a Constitution which came into effect on 26 January 1950 This Constitution has lasted until the present with its basic structure unaltered India ha 450 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. Part I: The Rise of China and the Overall Strategic and Economic Scenario to India s East: 1. Eastward Ho? Indian foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific in the context of trade integration and security rivalries/E. Sridharan. 2. The evolving Asian security architecture: institutions and processes/Swaran Singh. 3. China s perceptions of India: interdependence or conflict?/Srikanth Kondapalli. Part II: Managing the Rise of China: East Asian Partners. 4. India Japan relations: managing security and economic interdependencies in Asia/H. S. Prabhakar. 5. India and Korea: India s turn now/Vyjayanti Raghavan. Part III: India s Relations with the Eastern Rim of South Asia. 6. Politics on the strategic Himalayas: India and China/Sangeeta Thapliyal. 7. Changing contours of India Sri Lanka relations/P. Sahadevan. 8. India-Bangladesh relations: geopolitics or human security?/Shibashis Chatterjee. 9. India Myanmar relations: a critical link in India s eastward engagement/Shankari Sundararaman. Part IV: India s Strategic and Economic Relations with Southeast Asia. 10. The evolving dynamics of India Singapore security and economic relations/W. Lawrence S. Prabhakar. 11. Thailand: A bridge for India to Act East?/Reena Marwah. 12. Vietnam in India s foreign policy/Baladas Ghoshal. 13. India Indonesia relations: moving from shared commonalities to strategic partnership/Shankari Sundararaman. 14. India Malaysia relations in the post-cold war period/Baladas Ghoshal. 15. The Philippines archipelago and intersecting interests: is there a role for India?/Reena Marwah. Notes on the editors and contributors. Index. Eastward Ho? analyses India s relationships with the countries lying to its east. It explores India s Look East Policy launched in the early 1990s, later renamed Act East in 2014. Against the backdrop of deepening intra-Asian economic integration, combined with security tensions and rivalries, both related to the economic and strategic rise of China, this volume asks: What are India s relationships like with countries to its east, and what are its challenges, possible roles and options?

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