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This book explores the transformation of Indias relations with Central and Eastern Europe from being a subset of Indo-Soviet relations during the Cold War to the rediscovery and rebuilding of relations with the region almost from scratch in the post-Cold War era. It examines how the combination of Brexit, the rise of China and Indias expanding geo-economic interests in Europe has led the Narendra Modi government to contemplate relations with Central Europe through a more strategic lens and treat the region as an autonomous element within Indias foreign policy rather than a footnote of its relations with other great powers.
Fulfilling a long-felt gap in existing literature, this volume examines Indias political, economic, investment, defence and cultural relations with the Visegrad Four (the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia). It analyzes Indian perceptions of Central Europe and explores prospects of New Delhis political and economic engagement with the region.
The painstakingly compiled appendices on the exchange of bilateral visits and agreements between India and the Visegrad Four would be of immense use as a handy reference to scholars, policy-makers, and other interested persons and institutions.
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Dedicated to
Sunita, Ruchika, Anekant and Jigyasa
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ASEANAssociation of South East Asian Nations
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BEMLBharat Earth Movers Ltd. (BEML)
BHELBharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. (BHEL)
BJPBharatiya Janata Party
BPOBusiness Process Outsourcing
BRIBelt and Road Initiative
CBICentral Bureau of Investigation
CEECsCentral and East European countries
CEIFCentral Europe India Forum
CFEConventional Armed Forces in Europe
CIHCentral Institute of Hindi
CIIConfederation of Indian Industry
CMEACouncil for Mutual Economic Assistance
COPConference of Parties
CPICommunist Party of India (CPI)
CPI-MCommunist Party of India-Marxist
CTBTComprehensive Test Ban Treaty
DRDODefence Research and Development Organization
EUEuropean Union
FDIForeign Direct Investment
FICCIFederation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
FOCsForeign Office Consultations
FRYFederal Republic of Yugoslavia
FTAFree Trade Agreement
GATTGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
GDPGross Domestic Product
GSQRGeneral Staff Qualitative Requirements
HICCHungarian Information and Cultural Centre
HZDSMovement for a Democratic Slovakia
ICBMIntercontinental Ballistic Missile
ICCRIndian Council for Cultural Relations
ICEBFIndia-Central Europe Business Forum
ICSCInternational Commissions of Supervision and Control
ICTInformation and Communication Technology
ICWAIndian Council of World Affairs
IDEBInternational Defence Exhibition Bratislava
INFIntermediate-Range Nuclear Forces
INSTCInternational North-South Transport Corridor
ISISIndian School of International Studies
ITECIndian Technical and Economic Cooperation
JDCJoint Defence Committee
JECJoint Economic Committee
JNUJawaharlal Nehru University
JWGJoint Working Group
LSDLok Sabha Debates
MEAMinistry of External Affairs
MFAMinistry of Foreign Affairs
MOAMemorandum of Association
MoUMemorandum of Understanding
MPMember of Parliament
MTCRMissile Technology Control Regime
MWMega Watt
NATONorth Atlantic Treaty Organization
NPTNon-Proliferation Treaty
NRINon-Resident Indian
NSGNuclear Suppliers Group
OCIOverseas Citizenship of India
OECDOrganisation of Cooperation and Development
OEMOriginal Equipment Manufacturer
PIOPersons of Indian Origin
PNEPeaceful Nuclear Explosion
PPPPurchasing Power Parity
PSPPraja Socialist Party
SAARCSouth Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
SIPRIStockholm International Peace Research Institute
SMEsSmall and Medium Enterprises
SSSecond Series
SWJNSelected Works of Jawaharlal Nehru
TCSTata Consultancy Services
TOITimes of India
TSIThree Seas Initiative
UNUnited Nations
UNCTADUnited Nations Conference of Trade and Development
V4Visegrad 4
WMDWeapons of Mass Destruction
WTOWorld Trade Organization
was formerly Professor and Chairperson at the Centre for European Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He has been Director, Europe Area Studies Programme, JNU, and the first Jean Monnet Chair in India (20102015). He has also been Adjunct Research Professor, Monash European and EU Studies Centre, Monash University, Melbourne (20102015). He was formerly Visiting Professor, Asia-Europe Institute, University of Malaya (2010), and Visiting International Fellow, Monash Europe and EU Centre, Melbourne (2009). He was Alexander von Humboldt Foundation Fellow at the University of Constance (19921993, 1994) and Visiting Fellow at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London (1993) and the Foundation for Science and Politics (1995), Ebenhausen, Germany. He has been Visiting Humboldt Foundation Professor at Freiburg, Leipzig and Tuebingen universities and at the Maison des Sciences de lHomme, Paris (2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2013). He has also been Visiting Professor at the universities of Sofia, Warsaw and UPFM Barcelona. He was Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR) Professor of Contemporary India, Leuven University (2015). He is the author/editor of over 35 books and has written over 150 articles/book chapters. He has travelled extensively in Asia, Europe and North America and has lived in the United States (5 years) and Germany (3 years). He has most recently edited Changing Indian Images of the European Union: Perception and Misperception (Palgrave, 2019), India and the European Union in a Turbulent World
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