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Strategic Year Book 2018


Strategic Year Book 2018
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There is a widespread perception amongst the intelligentsia that India lacks strategic culture. The deficiency if any perhaps lies in the reluctance to articulate India’s perceptions on strategic issues, as also to formulate a long-term strategic view. As the oldest think tank in Asia, United Services Institution of India (USI) decided to address the above issue and how it could contribute to evolution and dissemination of strategic thought on challenges facing the Nation. To this end the publication of a USI Strategic Yearbook 2016, which was the maiden attempt, which received wide appreciation for its quality and contents. This current issue of the Yearbook contains series of articles by eminent persons and experts on various aspects of national security; the aim is to provide a strategic perspective which will create awareness and also help the policymakers in giving a strategic direction for India to transform into a developed society and a secured nation. USI hope’s that readers will find this publication useful and interesting.

Contents

Foreword       

The Year Book 2018 – At a Glance      

Section I: Transforming India       

1. India’s Approach to Development of Comprehensive National Power      

Shri Rajiv Sikri, IFS (Retd)

Section II: India’s Internal Security Environment    

2. A Road Map for Sustainable Security and Peace in Jammu and Kashmir  

Lieutenant General Deependra Singh Hooda, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, VSM & Bar (Retd)

3. Securing India’s Borders in North-Eastern Region: Challenges and Prospects      

Lieutenant General Praveen Bakshi, PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd)

4. Dynamics of Security of Siliguri Corridor: Way Forward 

Lieutenant General Kamal Jit Singh, PVSM, AVSM & Bar (Retd)

5. India’s Internal Security Challenges and Response Mechanism   

Shri Prakash Singh, IPS (Retd)

6. Demographic Transformations: Implications for India’s Internal Security 

Dr. Ajai Sahni

7. Challenges from Nuclear Terrorism and Accidents         

Dr. Roshan Khanijo

Section III: India’s Pakistan and China Strategic Challenge  

8. Pakistan occupied Kashmir: Genesis of a Fake State       

Professor Kashinath Pandita

9. Politico-Religious Developments in Pakistan: Implications for India        

Shri Tilak Devasher

10. Pakistan Military Strategy and Behaviour: An Assessment          

Lieutenant General Ghanshyam Katoch, PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd)

11. The United States and its Af-Pak Policy: Implications for India   

Shri T C A Raghavan, IFS (Retd)

12. Post-19th Party Congress: China’s Strategic Direction and Behaviour      

Shri Nalin Surie, IFS (Retd)

13. China’s Revolutionary Military Reforms; Salient Imperatives: Strategic Implications       

Major General (Dr.) G G Dwivedi, SM, VSM & Bar (Retd)

Section IV: India’s Extended Neighbourhood          

14. India’s Engagement with Middle Powers in East Asia     

Shri Skand Ranjan Tayal, IFS (Retd)

15. The Security Scenario in West Asia: Challenges and Opportunities for India        

Shri Talmiz Ahmad, IFS (Retd)

16. Changing Perspective on Eurasia and India–Russia Relations      

Professor Nirmala Joshi

17. Geopolitics of Emerging Transit and Energy Corridors in the Indo-Pacific Region: Indian Response to the Chinese Challenge         

Shri Sanjay Singh, IFS (Retd)

18. A Perspective on Indo-US Relations      

Major General BK Sharma, AVSM, SM & Bar (Retd)

Section V: India’s Comprehensive National Power 

19. Policy in India Must ‘Come of Age’ in the 21st Century 

Professor M D Nalapat

20. India’s National Power Needs a Dose of Synergy           

Brigadier Rumel Dahiya, SM (Retd)

21. India as a Net Security Provider 

Lieutenant General Anil Ahuja, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, SM, VSM & Bar (Retd)

22. Comprehensive UN Reforms and India  

Shri Asoke Mukerji, IFS (Retd)

Section VI: India’s Defence Capability        

23. The Enunciation of India’s Military Strategy      

Lieutenant General (Dr.) Rakesh Sharma, UYSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd)

24. Force Structuring and Development of Land Forces        

Lieutenant General Arun Kumar Sahni, PVSM, UYSM, SM, VSM (Retd)

25. Roadmap for India: Achieving a Favourable Maritime Balance in the Indian Ocean Region          

Vice Admiral Satish Soni, PVSM, AVSM, NM (Retd)

26. Impact of Niche Technologies in Aerospace Deterrence  

Air Commodore (Dr.) Ashminder Singh Bahal, VM (Retd)

27. Restructuring India’s Special Forces      

Lieutenant General Navkiran Singh Ghei, PVSM, AVSM & Bar (Retd)

28. Indigenisation of India’s Defence Industry         

Lieutenant General Manjinder Singh Buttar, AVSM, VSM (Retd)

29. Artificial Intelligence in Military Operations: Technology, and Ethics - An Indian Perspective      

Lieutenant General (Dr.) Ravindra Singh Panwar, AVSM, SM, VSM (Retd)

 

 


Author : P K Singh (Editor), B K Sharma (Editor), Roshan Khanijo (Editor),
Category : Strategic Year Book
Pages : 224     |     Price : ₹0.00     |     Year of Publication : 2018