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Soldier and the state in India : nuclear weapons, counterinsurgency, and the transformation of Indian civil-military relations / Ayesha Ray.
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage Publication India Pvt.Ltd. 2013Description: x, 170 p. ; 23 cmISBN: - 9788132109754
- Civil-military relations -- India -- History
- National security -- India -- Decision making
- Nuclear weapons -- Government policy -- India -- History
- Nuclear weapons -- Government policy -- United States -- History
- Civil-military relations -- United States -- History
- India -- Military policy -- History
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Contents:
The evolution of India's higher defense organization -- Nuclear weapons development in a strategic vacuum -- The effects of Pakistan's nuclear weapons on civil-military relations in India -- The Indian military's role in unconventional operations -- Conclusion.
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| 322.10954/RAJ Secularism and its critics / | 322.3 GHO.B Business and polity : | 322.50954 RAY.S Soldier and the state in India : | 322.50954 RAY.S Soldier and the state in India : | 323 AGA.H Human rights | 323 CLA.H Human rights obligations of non-state actors / | 323 FEI.N National security, public health : |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 152-162) and index.
The evolution of India's higher defense organization -- Nuclear weapons development in a strategic vacuum -- The effects of Pakistan's nuclear weapons on civil-military relations in India -- The Indian military's role in unconventional operations -- Conclusion.
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