India, an Emerging Player in the New Order?
Peter R. Baker
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Peter R. Baker
Abstract
If India has the desire to become a leader among nations does it possess the capabilities to assume a key leadership role in the new world order? The purpose of this paper is to examine India's current abilities and its potential. The first test is a comparison of India against a body of states that are recognized as world leaders - the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. The examination continues with an assessment of India's strength through an analysis of its diplomatic clout information dominance military might and its economic vigor. This paper also reviews the United States relationship with India and concludes with recommendations for both the United States and for India.
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If India has the desire to become a leader among nations does it possess the capabilities to assume a key leadership role in the new world order? The purpose of this paper is to examine India's current abilities and its potential. The first test is a comparison of India against a body of states that are recognized as world leaders - the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council. The examination continues with an assessment of India's strength through an analysis of its diplomatic clout information dominance military might and its economic vigor. This paper also reviews the United States relationship with India and concludes with recommendations for both the United States and for India.
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