The Indian National Interest Review
February 2010
Issue no. 35
Featured articles
- Perspective
The urbanisation imperative
Atanu Dey on why India needs liveable, sustainable and well-managed cities
- Perspective
Renewing the Mumbai project
Percy Mistry explains why it is time to revive the plan to develop the city into an international financial metropolis
- Perspective
Mumbai SAR, International Capital Market Centre
Defining India’s role in the eastward shift of the world’s intellectual capital
- Perspective
An appropriate place to project soft power
Concluding part of the interview with Shashi Tharoor, where he talks about India’s engagement with the United Nations
- Infographic
Neighbourhood Watch
An infographic about the United Nations Peace Keeping Operations
Table of contents
- Perspective
The urbanisation imperative
Atanu Dey on why India needs liveable, sustainable and well-managed cities
- Perspective
Renewing the Mumbai project
Percy Mistry explains why it is time to revive the plan to develop the city into an international financial metropolis
- Perspective
Mumbai SAR, International Capital Market Centre
Defining India’s role in the eastward shift of the world’s intellectual capital
- Perspective
An appropriate place to project soft power
Concluding part of the interview with Shashi Tharoor, where he talks about India’s engagement with the United Nations
- Perspective
Insurgency at sea: the currency of carriers
India has been exceedingly slow with diplomatic arrangements, raising questions as to how a task force would be supplied if deployed to protect sea-lanes.
- Perspective
Making defence expenditure more effective
The urgent need to professionalise long term defence planning and budgeting
- Perspective
An embrace without trust
The downward spiral in US-Pakistan intelligence relations
- Perspective
Understanding the Baloch insurgency
It is unlikely that the United States wants to break Pakistan up but might like to keep the option open.
- Infographic
Neighbourhood Watch
An infographic about the United Nations Peace Keeping Operations
- Perspective
Filter
Drone strikes are popular
FARHAT TAJ of the Center for Interdisciplinary Gender Research of the University of Oslo challenges Pakistani and US media reports about the civilian casualties in the drone attacks in Waziristan claiming that those estimates were fabricated by the pro-Taliban and pro Al-Qaeda elements in Pakistan as part of their propaganda against [...]
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The Indian National Interest Review
No 35 | February 2010
Published by The Indian National Interest—an independent community of individuals committed to increasing public awareness and education on strategic affairs, economic policy and governance.
Advisory Panel
Mukul G Asher
Sameer Jain
Amey V Laud
V Anantha Nageswaran
Ram Narayanan
Sameer Wagle
Editors
Nitin Pai
Ravikiran Rao
Sushant K Singh
Editorial Support
Dibyojyoti Haldar
Aruna Urs
Priya Kadam
Acknowledgements
Matti Pohjonen/Objetpetitm (Cover Image)
Ajay Shah
Jacob Joseph Puthenparambil
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