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- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- DEDICATION
- GLOSSARY
- ABBREVIATIONS
- CONTENTS
- PART I
- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 1.1 Gandhian Vision of Peace
- 1.2 Humanism in Gandhi
- Notes and References
- 2. THE QUESTION OF WAR AND PEACE
- 2.1 Question of War
- 2.2 Ideological Currents in Indian Foreign Policy
- (a) Anti-imperialism
- (b) Liberal Internationalism
- (c) Neutralism
- (d) Neo-Marxism
- (e) Gandhism
- 2.3 The Pacifist in Gandhi
- 2.4 National and International Perspective of Peace
- 2.5 Scope and Significance of the Study
- Notes and References
- 3. RESEARCH DESIGN
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Objectives of the Study
- 3.3 Rationale of the Study
- 3.4 Method of Study
- 3.5 Sources and Types of Data
- 3.6 Chapterisation
- Notes and References
- PART II
- 4. GANDHIAN IDEALS: A STUDY
- 4.1 Gandhian Perspectives
- 4.2 Analysis of Gandhian Ideals
- 4.2.1 Truth
- 4.2.2 Non-violence
- 4.2.3 Swaraj
- 4.2.4 Satyagraha
- 4.3 Gandhian Ideal of Non-violence
- 4.4 Social Milieu and Gandhis Non-violence
- 4.5 Non-violence and Non-Alignment Policy of India
- 4.6 Types of Non-violence
- 4.7 The Directive Principles of State Policy
- Notes and References
- PART III
- 5. FOREIGN POLICY OF INDIA: A STUDY
- 5.1 Features of Indian Foreign Policy
- 1. Historical basis
- 2. Philosophical basis
- 3. Ideological basis
- 5.2 Approach to Indian Foreign Policy
- 5.3 Goals of Our Policy
- (a) Self-determination for colonial people
- (b) Opposition to racialism
- (c) Peaceful settlement of disputes
- (d) Support of the Afro-Asian Community of Nations
- (e) Support to international organisation
- 5.4 Application of Gandhian Ideals on the Foreign Policy
- 5.5 Means of Foreign Policy
- 5.5.1 Methods of conciliation
- 5.5.2 Peaceful co-existence and panch sheet
- 5.5.3 Opposition to cold war
- 5.5.4 Non-alignment: New trend
- 5.5.5 Non-aligned movement
- 5.5.6 Commonwealth heads of government meeting
- 5.5.7 South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation
- 5.5.8 India and the United Nations Organisation
- Notes and References
- 6. INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY AND IMMEDIATE NEIGHBOURS
- 6.1 Pakistan (Islamic Republic of Pakistan)
- 6.2 China (Peoples Republic of China)
- 6.3 Bangladesh (Peoples Republic of Bangladesh)
- 6.4 Nepal (Kingdom of Nepal)
- 6.5 Sri Lanka (Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka)
- 6.6 Burma (Myanmar)
- 6.7 Bhutan (Kingdom of Bhutan)
- 6.9 Towards a Better World of Peace: Gandhian Way
- Notes and References
- PART IV
- 7. CONCLUSION
- 7.1 World Peace and Non-violence
- 7.2 Major Findings
- 7.2.1 A. moral basis for foreign policy
- 7.2.2 Disarmament
- 7.2.3 Shanti sena or Peace brigade
- 7.2.4 The vision of Gandhiji and the Constitution of India
- 7.2.5 Contributions of the present study
- Notes and References
- BIBLIOGRAPHY