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Rethinking India Series: India’s Tryst With The World: A Foreign Policy Manifesto
Publisher:
Vintage Books
| Author:
Salil Shetty | Salman Khurshid
| Language:
English
| Format:
Hardback
Publisher:
Vintage Books
Author:
Salil Shetty | Salman Khurshid
Language:
English
Format:
Hardback
Original price was: ₹750.₹562Current price is: ₹562.
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As technology, trade and affordable travel make our planet a much more interconnected place, and India’s importance on the world stage grows, India’s foreign policy attracts greater interest and scrutiny than ever before, both within and outside the country.
How do we understand the evolution of India’s foreign policy from the early years after Independence to the present day? How should India position itself as it moves towards 100 years of independence in 2047? These are among the big questions India’s Tryst with the World seeks to address.
Recognizing that India’s foreign policy is ultimately driven by the strength of its people (not just the privileged few) and its economy as a whole, this book prises open the discussion on India’s place in the world, taking it far beyond traditional foreign policy mandarins.
A thoughtful mix of essays by some of India’s most respected diplomats, opinion makers and political leaders―including the late Manmohan Singh, Shashi Tharoor, Shivshankar Menon, Suhasini Haider and Kishore Mahbubani―this new volume in the acclaimed Rethinking India series could not be coming out at a more opportune time in history, with all the uncertainty wrought by wars on several fronts and political disruption caused by the rise of the Right the world over.
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As technology, trade and affordable travel make our planet a much more interconnected place, and India’s importance on the world stage grows, India’s foreign policy attracts greater interest and scrutiny than ever before, both within and outside the country.
How do we understand the evolution of India’s foreign policy from the early years after Independence to the present day? How should India position itself as it moves towards 100 years of independence in 2047? These are among the big questions India’s Tryst with the World seeks to address.
Recognizing that India’s foreign policy is ultimately driven by the strength of its people (not just the privileged few) and its economy as a whole, this book prises open the discussion on India’s place in the world, taking it far beyond traditional foreign policy mandarins.
A thoughtful mix of essays by some of India’s most respected diplomats, opinion makers and political leaders―including the late Manmohan Singh, Shashi Tharoor, Shivshankar Menon, Suhasini Haider and Kishore Mahbubani―this new volume in the acclaimed Rethinking India series could not be coming out at a more opportune time in history, with all the uncertainty wrought by wars on several fronts and political disruption caused by the rise of the Right the world over.
About Author
Salil Shetty is a thought leader on the subjects of poverty and human rights at the international level and former secretary general of Amnesty International. He has a distinguished career in advocating for social justice and is a recognized voice for citizens’ movements from the Global South, having previously served as the director of the United Nations Millennium Campaign and chief executive of ActionAid. He was also vice president of Global Programs at the Open Society Foundations and senior fellow at Harvard University. Salman Khurshid is a lawyer, author and politician affiliated with the Indian National Congress. A graduate of St Stephen’s College, Delhi, and the University of Oxford, he has served in various capacities, including as Union minister of external affairs, minister of law and justice, and minister of minority affairs. A senior advocate at the Supreme Court of India, Khurshid is also a prolific writer, contributing to political and legal discourse. His career combines law, politics and academia, with a focus on governance and public policy.
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