Pankaj Kumar Sarmah (11 results)

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Condition: New. pp. 298.

Condition: New. pp. 298.

Hardcover. Condition: New. ISBN:9789374515754.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Locating the North East in India's Act East Policy is arguably a national priority. Since its inception first as the Look East Policy and later through its transformation into Act East the Government of India has placed highest emphasis on the region. The entire discourse of North East and Indo-Pacific within India's Act East Policy can be contextualized in the light of the changing contours of India's foreign policy, thereby offering plausible solutions for re-building connectivity paradigm. As both North East and Indo-Pacific region are plural in character, India's Policy towards these diverse regions requires careful and dynamic policy approaches. To that end, this book critically examines the paradigmatic shift from Looking East to Acting East and the contested terrains of India's North East, Indo-Pacific and South East Asia. Further this book also analyses the broader discourse of Act East Policy and offers practical insights for policymakers and practitioners on pathways of connectivity and development. It would be immensely useful for researchers, academicians and policymakers seeking to understand the complex character of Indian State in policy implemen­tation and the evolving spatial dimensions of India's foreign policy. About the Author Dr. Pankaj Kumar Sarmah is an Assistant Professor at Kumar Bhaskar Varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University. His areas of interests include South Asian Studies, peace and conflict studies, minority studies, human security and socio-political study of North East India. Some of Dr Sarmah's recent writings include 'The Riddle of Violence and the Plight of Assamese Gorkhas in a Contested Multicultural Society'; 'Contextualizing Democracy, Human Security and Rights in North East India' and 'Ethnic Assertion, Space for Minority and the Issue of Human Security in Bodoland'. He has also edited a book published by DVS titled Democratizing the Discourse of Rights and Human Security in India's Northeast.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Locating the North East in India's Act East Policy is arguably a national priority. Since its inception - first as the Look East Policy and later through its transformation into Act East - the Government of India has placed highest emphasis on the region. The entire discourse of North East and Indo-Pacific within India's Act East Policy can be contextualized in the light of the changing contours of India's foreign policy, thereby offering plausible solutions for re-building connectivity paradigm.As both North East and Indo-Pacific region are plural in character, India's Policy towards these diverse regions requires careful and dynamic policy approaches. To that end, this book critically examines the paradigmatic shift from Looking East to Acting East and the contested terrains of India's North East, Indo-Pacific and South East Asia.Further this book also analyses the broader discourse of Act East Policy and offers practical insights for policymakers and practitioners on pathways of connectivity and development. It would be immensely useful for researchers, academicians and policymakers seeking to understand the complex character of Indian State in policy implementation and the evolving spatial dimensions of India's foreign policy.…