K R Singh
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5770561 |
|---|---|
| NOME | K R Singh |
| PRENOMES | K R |
| SOBRENOME | Singh |
| ASSINATURA | SINGH K R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1961 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
India and the Indian Ocean
India has not had a policy specific to the Indian Ocean beyond the knee-jerk and ad hoc responses to the changing regional and global environment. The Indian Navy, however, played a significant part in formulating the maritime perspective vis-à-vis the Indian Ocean and in dovetailing it with the country’s larger foreign policy objectives in the region. Owing to ill-advised responses to interventions from both within and outside the region, India …
Energy Insecurity and Military Misadventures in the Persian Gulf Region
The article seeks to analyze the policy of USA as a self-proclaimed leader of a coalition representing the interest of the North as also its allies and supporters in the South, specially in the context of increasing sense of energy insecurity. This insecurity is caused by a combination of factors like the declining reserves in the North, continued reliance upon oil and gas for commercial energy, and the feeling that not only ‘rogue’ regimes but a…
India, Indian Ocean and Regional Maritime Cooperation
The Changing Paradigm of India's Maritime Security
Geo-Strategy of Commercial Energy
Changing Geopolitical Environment and New South-West Asia
India and the Indian Ocean
International Terrorism as an Instrument of State Policy
Constitutional Basis of Religious Power in Iran
Panikkar's Vision of India's Maritime Environment
Egyptian Non-Alignment
India and Wana
The Indian Ocean
Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in South Asia
Asia and Africa
Iran–the Quest for Security
Implications of the New Us-Soviet Equation for West Asia
The Soviet-Uar Relations
The Algerian Experiment in Socialism
Party Politics in Iraq
India and the Indian Ocean
India has not had a policy specific to the Indian Ocean beyond the knee-jerk and ad hoc responses to the changing regional and global environment. The Indian Navy, however, played a significant part in formulating the maritime perspective vis-à-vis the Indian Ocean and in dovetailing it with the country’s larger foreign policy objectives in the region. Owing to ill-advised responses to interventions from both within and outside the region, India …
Energy Insecurity and Military Misadventures in the Persian Gulf Region
The article seeks to analyze the policy of USA as a self-proclaimed leader of a coalition representing the interest of the North as also its allies and supporters in the South, specially in the context of increasing sense of energy insecurity. This insecurity is caused by a combination of factors like the declining reserves in the North, continued reliance upon oil and gas for commercial energy, and the feeling that not only ‘rogue’ regimes but a…
Changing Geopolitical Environment and New South-West Asia
Party Politics in Iraq
The Algerian Experiment in Socialism
The Soviet-Uar Relations
Iran–the Quest for Security
Implications of the New Us-Soviet Equation for West Asia
Asia and Africa
Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in South Asia
India and Wana
The Indian Ocean
Egyptian Non-Alignment
Panikkar's Vision of India's Maritime Environment
Constitutional Basis of Religious Power in Iran
International Terrorism as an Instrument of State Policy
India and the Indian Ocean
Changing Geopolitical Environment and New South-West Asia
Geo-Strategy of Commercial Energy
The Changing Paradigm of India's Maritime Security
India, Indian Ocean and Regional Maritime Cooperation
Energy Insecurity and Military Misadventures in the Persian Gulf Region
The article seeks to analyze the policy of USA as a self-proclaimed leader of a coalition representing the interest of the North as also its allies and supporters in the South, specially in the context of increasing sense of energy insecurity. This insecurity is caused by a combination of factors like the declining reserves in the North, continued reliance upon oil and gas for commercial energy, and the feeling that not only ‘rogue’ regimes but a…
India and the Indian Ocean
India has not had a policy specific to the Indian Ocean beyond the knee-jerk and ad hoc responses to the changing regional and global environment. The Indian Navy, however, played a significant part in formulating the maritime perspective vis-à-vis the Indian Ocean and in dovetailing it with the country’s larger foreign policy objectives in the region. Owing to ill-advised responses to interventions from both within and outside the region, India …
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