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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- CONTENTS
- Introduction
- 1 A THEORETICAL BACKGROUND TO INDO - U.S. RELATIONS
- a) Similar yet different: India and the United States
- b) The concept of security in the American and Indian contexts
- c) The concept of security with particular reference to India
- Internal factors
- External Factors
- Fig. 2 b. Contrasting Matrix of rival Subcontinental States
- d) Indo-U.S. relations
- 2 SECURITY PERSPECTIVES OF THE UNITEDSTATES AND INDIA, 1947-1979
- (a) Introduction
- (b) The History of Security Differences between India and the United States: The Kashmir Issue
- (c) The China factor in Indo-U.S. relations.
- d) The Indo-Pakistan War of 1965
- e) The East Bengal Issue in Indo-American Relations
- f) The Nuclear Issue in Indo-U.S. Relations.
- g) The Non-Proliferation Regime.
- h) Pakistans Nuclear Policy
- i) Indo-U.S. relations under Carter
- CONCLUSION
- 3 THE AFGHANISTAN CRISIS AND THE PAKISTAN FACTOR IN INDO-U.S. RELATIONS
- a) Introduction
- b) The Soviet Policy towards Afghanistan
- c) The Soviet Policy towards India.
- d) The Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
- e) Reaction in the U.S. and Pakistan
- f) Indias Reaction
- g) The beginning of change in Indias policy
- h) The Change in Soviet policy
- i) Conclusion
- 4 THE NUCLEAR, MISSILES AND ARMS ISSUES IN THE EIGHTIES
- (a) Introduction
- (b) Indias Nuclear Programme
- (c) Nuclear Non-proliferation and India
- (d) The Aftermath of the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
- (e) The China Factor
- (f) Indias Space and Missile Programme
- (g) Americas Policy on Non-Proliferation
- (h) Indias Role in Fostering Disarmament
- i) Arms Deals in Indo-U.S. Relations
- j) Conclusion
- 5 THE INDIAN OCEAN IN INDO-AMERICAN RELATIONS
- a) Introduction
- b) Evolution of Indias Indian Ocean Policy
- c) Evolution of American strategy in the Indian Ocean.
- d) Evolution of Soviet Strategy in Indian Ocean
- e) The Post-1979 phase
- Fig.1 reflects the growth of the Indian navy from 1971 to 1990:
- CONCLUSION
- 6 INDO-U.S. RELATIONS IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA
- a) Introduction
- b) Indias Internal Security
- c) The American Congress and the Punjab
- d) Kashmir and Pakistan: recurrent trouble spots
- e) Nuclear and Missile Differences in Indo - US. relations
- f) The Indian Ocean in the 1990 s
- g) Indo- U.S. Defence Cooperation
- h) Indo-U.S. relations: the economic dimension
- CONCLUSION
- BIBILIOGRAPHY