Titlebook: India, Europe and Asia; Convergence and Dive Rajendra K. Jain Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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India, Europe and Asian Regional Organizations, discusses how the Look East and Act East policies gradually promoted engagement with and membership of various Asian regional organizations. It examines Indian as well as European/EU interests, and main achievements in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), the East Asia Summit (EAS),

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India and EU-China Relations: Perceptions and Misperceptions,of energy, and because they are vital for dealing with regional problems and global issues. There is a qualitative difference in the EU’s engagement of China and India. This chapter examines Indian perceptions of EU-China relations and the image of China and India in Europe. It analyses Indian perce

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India and ASEM: From Membership to Active Engagement,ty and exclusion of a major Asian country from a key interregional forum. it highlights how New Delhi’s purposeful and constructive Look East Policy since the early 1990s facilitated membership of ASEM in 2007. It evaluates India’s decade-long engagement with ASEM and the importance it attaches to t

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India, Europe and the Indo-Pacific,fast-growing economies. The chapter examines the politico-economic and strategic interests of India and the European Union 3-Pacific and their strategies to deal with the challenge of growing Chinese unilateralism and assertiveness in the region. Both entities realize that only a successfully functi

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India, Europe/the European Union and West Asia,trategic ties with Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar and the significance of its opening up to Israel in the 1990s. It looks at India’s equidistant policy in intra-regional conflicts and evaluates the implications of the US decision to abrogate the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action

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India, the European Union and Iran,in EU and Indian foreign policy, the chapter makes a comparison of their cooperation with Iran in three crucial areas—nuclear programme, energy and trade, as well as other strategic concerns. It concluded that there is more scope for India and the EU to cooperate on the Iran dossier. This is becomin

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India, the European Union and Kashmir: Containing a Postmodern Policy,n wholly different ways. The two points of difference—India’s on-and-off policy towards dialogue with Pakistan and the broader issue of human rights violations in Indian-held Kashmir—reached their peak in the period between 2000 and 2004, leading to major dissonance between New Delhi and the Europea

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India, Europe and Afghanistan,onflict laboratory. From the time that the United States launched its operations in October 2001 to the present, West European nations have not had a discernible independent approach towards Afghanistan. Initially, they largely performed roles assigned to them by Washington. It discusses their diver