Archive for November, 2007

Life after the delay

Life after the delay

It is premature to write off the India-US nuclear deal as dead K Subrahmanyam The discussions between UPA and the Left are only a device to buy time for both sides...

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The tragedy of climate change geopolitics

The tragedy of climate change geopolitics

Why we can’t expect meaningful international co-operation on tackling climate change Nitin Pai If the prospects for meaningful international co-operation are bleak,...

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The rising Naxalite rage

The rising Naxalite rage

The looming threat to India’s economic future Shlok Vaidya The Maoists are also organising. Over the past decade, the insurgency has come to understand the...

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Non-alignment 2.0

Non-alignment 2.0

Regrounding India’s foreign policy Zorawar Daulet Singh K Subrahmanyam has been one of the eminent expositors to state it bluntly: non-alignment was always...

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The second step forward

The second step forward

Rethinking the design of poverty eradication programmes Gulzar Natarajan Poverty alleviation programs can be divided into two broad categories – mitigation and...

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The coming mutinies

The coming mutinies

Raj Cherubal Most of our disputes, festering for ages, are the result of persistent inability of locals and their democratically elected local representatives, if...

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Engaging Africa

Engaging Africa

Mukul Asher Africa’s economic performance in the recent decades has been relatively modest. Its share in world exports fell from 5 percent in the late 1960s...

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