INDIA'S RELATIONS WITH SOUTHEAST ASIA TAKE A WING

The chapter examines the manner and extent to which India's domestic politics and economics, its South Asian neighbourhood relations and its foreign policy generally impinge upon its ties with Southeast Asia. The author concludes with the observation that after a decade of Indias revised relati...

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Published in:Southeast Asian affairs 2003-01 (30), p.39-51
Main Author: Limaye, Satu P.
Format: Article
Language:English
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Asian people
Bilateralism
Cold War
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Southeast Asia
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Summary:The chapter examines the manner and extent to which India's domestic politics and economics, its South Asian neighbourhood relations and its foreign policy generally impinge upon its ties with Southeast Asia. The author concludes with the observation that after a decade of Indias revised relations with Southeast Asia, they can be described as an ongoing recalibration rather than a reincarnation.
ISSN:0377-5437
1793-9135