INDIA’S FUNDAMENTAL APPROACHES TO ASSESSING THE POLITICAL WORLD ORDER: INITIAL POINTS
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Fetisov Bogdan E.
aspirant fakulteta mirovoy politiki
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Abstract:
The article describes the content of Indian foreign policy discourse in terms of assessing the political world order in the early years of its modern statehood presenting. It as some generalized approaches rooted in both changes in the international environment and circumstances of Indian history which determined the choice of parameters of preferable world order and the assessment of parameters of the existing one.
How to Cite:
Fetisov B.E., (2019), INDIA’S FUNDAMENTAL APPROACHES TO ASSESSING THE POLITICAL WORLD ORDER: INITIAL POINTS. Sociopolitical Sciences, 2 => 46-50.
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