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Strategic Consequences of India’s Economic Performance 2013

1. Front Cover

2. Strategic Consequences of India's Economic Performance

3. Title Page

4. Copyright

5. Dedication

6. CONTENTS

7. Foreward

8. Acknowledgements

9. Introduction

1. The strategic consequences of India’s economic performance

2. The economic dimension of India’s foreign policy

3. Conceptualising economic security

4. National security in an open economy

5. Stewing in our own juice

6. India and the world: Learning to walk on two legs

7. The economics of national security

8. The Bombay plea

9. Competitive advantage: Merit, markets and the middle class

10. The fruits of economic diplomacy

11. The Madrid impasse: India and G-9 stand up to be counted

12. Intimations of greatness: The challenge of realising India’s potential

13. Diplomatic business: Trade and flag in today’s world

14. The strategic imperative

15. Brinkmanship blues: Memories of a near forgotten crisis

16. Economic sanctions in war on terror

17. Not an advisable advisory

18. Who wants charity?

19. Who is afraid of globalisation?

20. Sizing up the competition

21. Doing our own thing

22. A Jaswant Singh doctrine on foreign aid

23. India launches FTA spree before Cancun

24. The business of foreign policy

25. Slower track WTO versus fast track FTAs

26. Foreign trade is also about imports

27. An open market and an open society

28. How Asian is India?

29. India and ASEAN: The emerging economic relationship towards a Bay of Bengal community

30. The Asian economic crisis and India’s external economic relations

31. South Asian dialogue: Business of peace and security

32. Tackling trust, trade and terrorism

33. A win-win race in South Asia

34. South Asia can rise and shine together

35. Economic consequences of J& K elections

36. The business of other neighbours

37. IT and the e-Economy: The ballast for India-US relations

38. India, China and the Asian neighbourhood: Issues in external trade and foreign policy

39. Mr. Rao goes to Washington

40. Beyond nuclear policy: A wider perspective on signing CTBT

41. Who’s afraid of Entities List?

42. Dotcom diaspora: World wide web of overseas Indians

43. Terms of engagement

44. Long and short of India-US relations

45. The big deal about no big deal

46. India and US: Out of the South Asia box

47. Putin Russia in perspective

48. G-8 Summit: Not just because it’s there

49. Business in command: China’s cultural counter-revolution

50. Manhattan of the East: Wandering and wondering in China

51. Pacific blues: The US-China face-off

52. The Chinese art of economic diplomacy

53. The ‘New Great Game’: APEC, ASEAN+3 and now JACIK, an alphabet soup in a changing Asia

54. Business beyond borders: India-China relations show the way for India-Pakistan relations

55. An eagle’s eye on the dragon

56. Is India a paper tiger?

57. The coming of age of Korea Inc

58. State and market in foreign policy

59. The economic consequences of the Kargil conflict for India and Pakistan

60. Geography of business: Time, space and technology

61. Media multiplier: Soft power of Indian software

62. Widen that lens

63. An India of Narayana Murthy or Sudarshan?

73. Appendix: India’s emergence in world affairs

74. Sources

75. Index