Friends : IndiaS Closest Strategic Partners

Why Does India Need Friends And How Are They Beneficial For Its Foreign Policy Goal Of Rising To The Status Of A Leading Power In The World? What Kind Of Power Is India Today, And How Does This Reflect In Its Choice Of Friends And The Forms Of Cooperation It Engages In With These Friends? What Is The Role Of Enemies In IndiaS Friendships And How Are Enemies Factored Into IndiaS Coordination With Its Friends? What Do IndiaS Friends Get In Return And How Have Their Estimations Of The Value Of India Changed Over Time? Will India Be Able To Juggle Strategic Partnerships With Countries That Are In Opposite Camps In A Highly Divided World, Or Will It Have To Eventually Prioritize Some Friendships Over Others? Will Strategic Partnerships Be Sufficient For India Or Will International Circumstances Compel It To Convert Them Into Formal Alliances?Friends: IndiaS Closest Strategic Partners Is A One-Of-A-Kind Book On Foreign Policy And Geopolitics That Offers Readers Answers To Questions Which Are Key To Determining IndiaS Future Trajectory In International Affairs. The Book Covers Seven Major Bilateral Strategic Partnerships Of India. Relying On Case Studies Of IndiaS Ties With Japan, Australia, The Usa, Russia, France, Israel And The Uae, The Author Argues That IndiaS Position As A Rising Power In The Current Transitory World Order Determines Its Approach To Strategic Partnerships. In A World Ridden With Turmoil And Uncertainty, This Book Shows How India Is Building Momentum And Presenting Itself As A Viable Leader, A Beneficial Partner, And A Dependable Friend.