Indo-American Relations

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The Postcold war era provided an opportunity to India and America to approach and repair their bilateral relations damaged by earlier cold war perceptions. The erosion of irritating issues and the emergence of concilator propositon opened a new vista of cooperative relationships. What is the nature and stahy of Indo US relations during Rao Clinton period? What could be the likely nature of the relations between the two countries in future? This book attempts to answer these questions. The difficulty with India is how to relate itself with the single dominant global power, while at the independent stature and providing a global role for itself. The US, too, is in a fix over determining India s place in the changed international equations.

CHAPTER 1. Introduction: Setting of the Theme
CHAPTER 2. Clinton Administrations Foreign Policy Priorities and Objectives
CHAPTER 3. Rao Governments Foreign Policy Priorities and Objectives
CHAPTER 4. Kashmir: Problem of Terrorism and Issue of Human Rights
CHAPTER 5. Strategic Relations: Impasse Persists
CHAPTER 6. Nuclear Non-Proliferation: A Major Divergent Issue
CHAPTER 7. Indian Ocean and Indo-American Relations: More Confrontation than Co-operation
CHAPTER 8. Indo-American Economic Relations: Main Source of Improvement
CHAPTER 9. Conclusion: A Two Track Perspective
CHAPTER 10. Epilogue: The Missed Opportunity