Table of Content

"I Introduction 1. New Foreign Policy Orientations II Theorizing Change in the Post-Cold War 2. Changing Foreign Policy Dynamics 3. Paradigm Shift: Non- Alignment to Globalization III Towards Power Centers 4. Indo-US Relations: Changing Contour 5. Relations with Russia: Emerging Strategic Partnership 6. Relations with Australia: Emerging Co-Operation 7. Relations with Japan: Strengthening Convergences IV Neighbours and Extended Neighbourhood 8. Neighbourhood Policy: Changing Trends 9. Relations with China: Reviewing Bandung Spirit 10. Relations with Pakistan: Efforts Towards Confidence Building 11. Relations with Iran: Energy Co-operation 12. Relations with Central Asian Republics: Look North Policy 13. Indo-Pacific Region: Exploring New Horizons V New initiatives and Concerns 14. Role in UN Peacekeeping 15. Energy Security Concerns 16. Foreign Direct Investments Policy VI New Beginning 17. India as Rising Power: Opportunities and Constraints 18. Modi's Foreign Policy: New Initiatives and Challenges "

Salient Features

"• Fresh relook and in-depth analysis of India's foreign policy in the post-Cold War years. • Provides a sound overview of the present-day concerns and orientations of India's foreign policy at one place. • Lends a complete overview of India's new trajectory in foreign affairs after the end of Cold War. • Covers multifaceted dimensions of India's foreign policy and the policy initiatives taken by the present government. • Departure from the nostalgic past of non-alignment to multi-alliances has been explained in greater details across all the chapters. "