Titlebook: Competing Visions of India in World Politics; India’s Rise Beyond Kate Sullivan (Lecturer in Modern Indian Studies) Book 2015 The Editor(s

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Algebraic Systems and Solution Techniques,ir country and how the Indian leadership has reacted to the ongoing conflict. Syria is a Middle Eastern country that has enjoyed enduring cultural and political relations with India and has historically been considered a main ally of India in the region.

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Algebraic Systems and Solution Techniques, the strengthening of ties with China and India, two ‘rising powers’ in Asia. The latter built on an idea that had already been put forward by Foreign Minister Evgeniy Primakov in the 1990s, who had spoken of a .. The Indian vector was formalised by the ‘Declaration on Strategic Partnership between

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,Introduction: Creating Diversity in Readings of India’s Global Role,d international status have drawn increasing scholarly, policy and media attention over the past two decades; however, English-language debates centring on India’s ‘rise’ have been dominated by a broadly singular approach. That approach has been to read India’s changing global role either in relatio

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,India’s Ambivalent Projection of Self as a Global Power: Between Compliance and Resistance,ge of country readings of India’s global role. Since a central rationale of the volume is to determine the extent to which external perceptions of India match its projection of self, this chapter examines some of the ways in which Indian elites have discursively constructed India as a prominent glob

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,Just Another Regional Superpower? A Cautious South Korea Watches India’s Rise,Today, still, South Korea (also known as the Republic of Korea—ROK) finds itself flanked by the central players of the ‘Asian century’: the United States, China and Japan. Recognising that traditional patterns of hard-power dominance are shifting around it, South Korea’s response has been to develop

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From Imperial Subjects to Global South Partners: South Africa, India and the Politics of Multilatera true Gandhian’ and that his passing was ‘a(chǎn)s much India’s loss as South Africa’s’ (., 2013). Though leaders from around the world expressed similar sentiments towards South Africa’s first black president, Singh’s remarks touched upon a deep history between both countries—a history defined by mutual