India and the Gulf

Theoretical Perspectives and Policy Shifts

Harsh V Pant editor Hasan T Alhasan editor

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Cambridge University Press

Published:27th Jun '24

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Draws on the theories and methods of International Relations and Foreign Policy Analysis to study India's contemporary Gulf policy.

Studies the interests, ideas, and practices that shape India's Gulf policy, an important region in India's foreign relations. It makes an explicit effort to connect the study of India's Gulf policy with the theoretical and disciplinary debates of International Relations and Foreign Policy Analysis.India's foreign policy in the Gulf has been a confounding situation for years. From the oil boom of the 1970s until Manmohan Singh took office in 2004, the density of India's interactions with the region, in the form of migration, financial remittances, or trade, surpassed by multiple orders of magnitude India's diplomatic and strategic ties with the Gulf states. The volume aims to examine the subject from a variety of theoretical lenses and methodological approaches. It thus brings together various approaches to key contemporary themes of India's foreign policy towards the Gulf region. It treads a range of traditional and emergent themes in India's foreign policy in the Gulf region, including India's alignment choices, its strategic partnerships in the region, the paradiplomacy of Indian states in the region, and the management of Indian immigrants.

ISBN: 9781009310840

Dimensions: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm

Weight: 538g

204 pages