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CIAO DATE: 10/00
World Affairs
Vol. 4, Number 2 (Apr.Jun. 2000)
Interview:
In an exclusive interview with World Affairs, Indias External Affairs Minister, Jaswant Singh, provides an overview of some of the major issues that India is faced with in its foreign policy.
Comment:
Vasant Kumar Bawa analyses the ramifications of Indias nuclear option in the military sector, while Shri Prakash ponders over the implications of Indias membership in the World Trade Organisation.
Articles:
Felix Yurlov argues that Russia cannot afford to stand aside while NATO is expanding into Eastern Europe and the West is moving into Asia.
The ethno-cultural identity of Kashmiris is increasingly being jeopardised by Islamic fundamentalists who are determined to establish a vast Islamic Caliphate with Kashmir as an integral part, notes Riyaz Punjabi.
Bohdan Fediw considers that the Crimean ethnic Russians demand for independence, and the Crimean Tatars demand for self-government, compounded with the Ukraine-Russian Federation dispute about the Black Sea Fleet, is generating regional instability.
Sumit Roy highlights the crucial importance of non- governmental organisations in sustainable development in the developing world.
Review Essay:
John McMurtry has done us a signal service, says Jerzy A Wojciechowski, in writing Unequal Freedoms which analyses the role and power of knowledge in the human quest for money.
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