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The Title 'India And Her Neighbours: Towards A Proactive Partnership Written By Mohammed Badrul Alam' Was Published In The Year 2015. The Isbn Number 9789351281207 Is Assigned To The Hardcover Version Of This Title. This Book Has Total Of Pp. 307 (Pages). The Publisher Of This Title Is . This Book Is In English., About The Book:- The Book, India And Her Neighbours: Toweards A Proactive Partnership, Analyses The Emerging Contours Of India'S Foreign Policy Vis-A-Vis Its Neighbours. India Needs A Closer Relationship With Its Immediate Neighbours As The Small Countries In The Neighbourhood Consider India As A Viable Partner. Focusing On The Re-Orientation Of The Indian Foreign Policy In The Context Of Its Neighbours: Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh Sri Lanka, Maldives, Afghanistan And Pakistan, The Book Highlights Facets Of Relationship With National Interests As The Central Foci. The Book Is Likely To Generate Academic, Scholarly And Public Debate With Particular Emphasis On India'S Dealings With Her Neighbours. The Book Provides A New Vista And A Possible Paradigm Shift Which May Have Implications For The South Asian Regional Architecture And Beyond. About The Author: Dr. Mohammed Badrul Alam Has Had His Education At A Number Of Institutions Including Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi; And Cornell University, New York, Usa. He Has Taught For Over Two Decades In The United States, Japan And India. Currently, Dr.Alam Has Been Professor And Head At The Dept. Of Political Science, Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi, India. He Is The Author Of Several Books And Articles Including, Perspectives On Nuclear Strategy Of India And Pakistan (2013), Indo-Us Relations: Dimensions And Emerging Trends (2013), Contours Of India'S Foreign Policy: Changes And Challenges (2014). Dr.Alam Is A Recipient Of Number Of Prestigious Awards Including Fulbright Fellowship, Shastri Canadian Foreign Ministry Award, Daad Fellowship, Salzburg Global Fellowship, Baden-Wuerttemberg Fellowship, Visiting Scholar At East-West Center, Etc. His Research Interests Include: Us-India Relations, Nuclear Issues In South Asia And The Study Of Indian Elections.