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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- I. INDIA AND CAMBODIA 1947-69: A HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
- Indo-China: Colonial and Postcolonial Situations
- India And the Nationalist Movement in Indo-China
- The Anti-Communist. Policy of India
- Indias Relations with China: The Benign Phase
- The Vestiges of Colonialism
- Geneva Conference 1954
- India. SEAT0 and Cambodia
- Cambodias Adoption of Neutrality under Indian Influence
- India and Cambodia after the Geneva Conference
- II. CAMBODIA IN CRISIS: INDIAS RESPONSE (1970-75)
- The Coup in Cambodia: Implications
- The United States Intervention and its Impact on CambodianPolitics
- The Role of China and the Soviet Unionin the Politics of Cambodia
- Emerging Trends in Indias Foreign Policy
- Indias Indo-China Policy
- Indias Cambodia Policy
- III. INDIA AND CAMBODIA (1975-79)
- The Rule of the Khmer Rouge
- The Border war and the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia
- Attitude of Major Powers
- India and Cambodia
- Janata Governments Foreign Policy
- Janata Government and the Cambodian Problem
- Chinas Attack on Vietnam and Indian Reaction to it
- Cambodia at the NAM and United Nations and Indias Policy
- IV. INDIA AND THE RECOGNITION OF THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF KAMPUCHEA
- Indias Afghan Policy
- Indias Stand on Cambodia
- Reaction in India
- Press Reactions
- International Reactions
- V. INDIAS CAMBODIA POLICY IN THE 1980s AND EARLY 1990s
- The Cambodian Question
- Trends in Indias Foreign Relations
- Indias Cambodia Policy
- VI. CONCLUSION
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- PRIMARY SOURCES
- GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS
- MEMOIRS, SPEECHES, OFFICIAL STATEMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCES
- SECONDARY SOURCES
- ARTICLES
- JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS
- NEWSPAPERS