Modi Doctrine

The Foreign Policy of India's Prime Minister

Autor*innen

• Sreeram Chaulia
• Shaurya Doval

Parameter

• 268 Seiten
• 10 Lesestunden

• Indien

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Since becoming India's prime minister in 2014, Narendra Modi has significantly influenced foreign policymaking. With extensive experience as a former chief minister and now prime minister, he has prioritized foreign affairs, showcasing an entrepreneurial spirit and a coherent vision. Modi has transformed various aspects of Indian foreign policy, including commercial and defense diplomacy, diaspora outreach, cultural diplomacy, and soft power, with an unprecedented sense of purpose. His efforts have sparked global curiosity about his motivations and goals for India's international standing. Questions arise regarding his unique techniques in foreign policy, how he is reshaping India's self-perception, and his preparations for its role in global affairs. This book explores the rationale and strategies behind Modi's approach as India's diplomat-in-chief, arguing that under his leadership, India is on a path toward becoming a great power in the international arena. Sreeram Chaulia, the author, is a Professor and Dean at the Jindal School of International Affairs, specializing in international security and political economy. He has contributed to various publications and is a prominent columnist on world affairs. Chaulia's educational background includes prestigious institutions, and he has experience as an international civilian peacekeeper in conflict zones.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
• Einband: Hardcover