Name: Indian and Foreign Policies of Major Powers For B.A., M.A., B.B.A & M.B.A
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Indian and Foreign Policies of Major Powers For B.A., M.A., B.B.A & M.B.A

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The study of foreign policies of major powers is the key to understand the changing pattern of international relations at a particular period of time. This book ‘Indian and Foreign Policies of Major Powers’, therefore attempts to understand the changing nature of foreign policies of major powers as they are mainly responsible for shaping the behavior pattern of different countries. This book is of utmost utility for the students of various courses namely BA, MA, BBA, MBA, etc. This book has been prepared according to the revised syllabus. With the help of the students, the subject matter of the book is simple, comprehensible and easily understandable. Moreover, wherever required, important facts, examples, tables, case studies, etc. are used for enhancing the quality of the chapters. For self-assessment, at the end of each chapter, Long Answer Type Questions, Short Answer Type Questions and Objective Type Questions are given that were asked in previous examinations of various universities.

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Table of Content:-

PART-I : FOREIGN POLICIES OF MAJOR POWERS

1. The Nature of Foreign Policy 2. Cold War (1947-1989)—The Setting And Course of Post—1945 : International Relations 3. Foreign Policy of The United States of America 4. Foreign Policy of the Former Soviet Union and The Russian Federation 5. Foreign Policy of Britain (U.K.) 6. Foreign Policy of the People’s Republic of China 7. Foreign Policy of Japan.

PART-II : INDIA’S FOREIGN POLICY

1. Foreign Policy of India 2. India and Her Difficult and Distant Neighbours : China and Pakistan 3. India and Her other South Asian Neighbours 4. India’s Relations with two SuperPowers—USA And Russia 5. India’s Relations with Other Great Powers : Britain, Japan and European Union 6. India’s Relations with Different Regions of Asia 7. India and The Indian Ocean 8. India’s Policy on Disarmament and Arms Control 9. India and The United Nations 10. India and the IMF and the World Bank 11. India and Universal Declaration of Human Rights 12. Problem of Global Warming and India 13. Globalisation and India 14. International Terrorism and India.