India’s Regional Power and the Asymmetry of Relations with Nepal and Bhutan: Between Dependence and Resentment India’s position in South Asia is often described in terms of primacy and preponderance. With its vast geography, population, economic capacity, and military strength, India inevitably plays the role of a regional power. However, this structural reality generates complex … Continue reading Comment on the view that India’s role as a regional power often leads to asymmetry in its relations with Nepal and Bhutan, generating both dependence and resentment.
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To what extent can India’s opposition to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) be interpreted through a realist paradigm, particularly in terms of sovereignty, security imperatives, and the critique of an unequal global nuclear order?
India’s Opposition to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT): A Realist Interpretation of Sovereignty, Security, and Global Nuclear Hierarchies India’s opposition to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) since its opening for signature in 1968 remains one of the most significant instances of resistance to a global arms control regime. While India has consistently articulated its opposition … Continue reading To what extent can India’s opposition to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) be interpreted through a realist paradigm, particularly in terms of sovereignty, security imperatives, and the critique of an unequal global nuclear order?