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Non-alignment and Peace Versus Military Alignment and War / Kuruppu, Nihal Henry
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Non-alignment and Peace Versus Military Alignment and War
Kuruppu, Nihal Henry
 
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  Book ID : 22740
  ISBN-10 : 81-7188-363-X / 817188363X
 
  Place of Publication : Delhi
  Year of Publication : 2004
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In this book, Dr. Kuruppu traces the peaks and troughs in the changing character of the bilateral relationship between the two democracies, India and Australia, in the post-world war period 1947 to 1975. The book claims a degree of originality in its interpretive focus : the impact of personality on the making of foreign policy. The book has a much greater Indian representation than has been previously attempted in other political writings or media reports relating to the India-Australia bilateral relationship. The case for a stronger Indian perspective, springs from the impression that Australian scholarship has had little reason, and experience of India, to evaluate the relationship from other than an Australian/Western Cold-War view of the world. And, of course, this includes Australia's difficulty in understanding the Indian mind, as Richard Casey, Australia's Minister for External affairs in the 1950s, was constrained to observe. This was also the view held by Prime Minister Nehru in regard to the West in general.
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