The Nehruvian Model And The Post-Cold War World

India’s socio-cultural heritage includes the principles and values of plurality, respect for diversity, tolerance and compromise, which are highly relevant to the global community as a whole while being largely shared by other Asian peoples. Nehru’s theory of international relations enshrines these...

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Published in:World Affairs (India) 2006-07, Vol.10 (2), p.36-46
Main Author: MUDIAM, PRITHVI RAM
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Asia
ASIAN SECURITY AND ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE
India
International Relations
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Political Economy
Sociocultural Factors
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Summary:India’s socio-cultural heritage includes the principles and values of plurality, respect for diversity, tolerance and compromise, which are highly relevant to the global community as a whole while being largely shared by other Asian peoples. Nehru’s theory of international relations enshrines these principles, adapting them to the modern politico-economic context and it is, as such, very appropriate for building a new Asian order.
ISSN:0971-8052
0974-0937