Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies
Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies
Introductory Sisir Gupta and His Writings
M S Rajan Sisir Gupta A Memoir 3
Shivaji Ganguly Sisir Gupta's Writings An Analysis 8
Part I The International Affairs
Great Power Relations World Order and the Third World 41
Islam as a Factor in Pakistani Foreign Relations 88
India and Pakistan A Comparison of Their Political Systems 111
Asian Non-alignment 121
Some Problems of Asian Security 130
The Power Structure in South Asia Problems of Stability 144
Triangular Power Balance 160
Sino-US Detente and India 172
The Great Powers and the Sub-continent A New Phase 180
Pakistan's Domestic Crisis and Foreign Policy Problem of
Identity and Relations with India 192
A Policy for the Third World 202
Part II India's Foreign Policy and Relations
India's Policy of Non-alignment The Real Challenge 209
India and the Soviet Union 216
Indo-Pakistan Relations 225
India's Foreign Policy Need to Learn to Live with Problems 230
India and the Bomb 237
Bases of Indo-Soviet Friendship 245
Tashkent and After 252
An Integrated View of India's Defence Policy 265
India's Policy Towards Pakistan 273
The Indian Nuclear Dilemma 290
Relations with Pakistan From the Partition to Yahya Khan 302
The Need for a Strong India Confusion in Western Policy 320
India and the Future in Asia 327
India's Foreign Policy 1947-70 339
Problems of India's Foreign Policy 349
Not Outside the Contest The Soviet-Indian Treaty 358
Role of Foreign Policy 363
Indo-Soviet Treaty Global and Regional Contexts 370
J C Tandon Bibliography of Writings of Sisir Gupta 377
Index 381
