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9780198294092

Enhancing Indo-Us Strategic Cooperation

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    9780198294092

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    0198294093

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 1997-11-30
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

This work argues that a carrot-and-stick policy is likely to be more effective than a stick-only approach in curbing India's nuclear ambitions. Increased strategic cooperation between India and the US is the ideal incentive, but the author argues that such cooperation is unlikely in the immediate future.

Author Biography


Dr Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu is a Warren Weaver Fellow with the Rockefeller Foundation, New York, USA. He is a History graduate from St Stephen's College, Delhi University, India, and completed his Masters in International Relations at the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India, and his PhD from Emmanuel College, Cambridge, England. He worked as a journalist with several of India's leading newspapers and magazines, including Indian Express, India Today, Business Standard, and Outlook. He is actively involved in security and foreign-policy issues and diplomacy in South Asia.

Table of Contents

List of mapsp. 5
Glossaryp. 7
Introduction Defiance versus Accommodationp. 11
A Rationale for India's Nuclear Optionp. 15
National-Security Concernsp. 15
The Technical and Scientific Impetusp. 21
Symbols of Prestigep. 27
Domestic Pressuresp. 28
Conditions for Cooperationp. 32
The Indo-US Cooperative Experiencep. 37
A Brief History of Indo-US Cooperationp. 37
Indo-US Cooperation in the 1980sp. 39
The MOU Experiencep. 42
Factors That Limited Cooperationp. 47
A Quid Pro Quo?p. 50
Prospects for Indo-US Strategic Cooperationp. 53
Recognition of India's Strategic Statusp. 54
Potential Areas of Cooperationp. 56
The 'Privatised' Relationshipp. 70
Conclusion: A Snail-paced Partnership?p. 73
Notesp. 79
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