National Security is a policy-oriented academic publication of the Vivekananda International Foundation. It focuses on understanding the principal issues and trends in India’s increasingly complex national security environment. National Security hopes to provide holistic analysis and informed debates keeping such a meaning in view. It would be forum for top thinkers, policy experts, and academics. It also hopes to meet the needs of an international readership that is increasingly interested in India’s security policies as its role in world affairs grows. Four issues would be published annually – one every three months and would be available on the net.
Readers can share their views on National Security by e-mail to: the Editor, National Security. E-mail: [email protected]
India in an Age of Uncertainty and Instability | Satish Chandra
Towards a Rule Based Order in the Indo-Pacific | Arvind Gupta
Assessing India’s Nuclear Doctrine | Amit Sharma
Supreme Court ruling on Gilgit Baltistan: A legacy of unfulfilled promises | Prateek Joshi
China’s Policies of Exploitation in Mekong River Region | Vinod Anand
Anti-Terror Laws in India: An Appraisal | Ramanand Garge
Coping with the Nuclear Shadow | Arvind Gupta
The Sardar’s Legacy | Shantanu Chakrabarti
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