Security Dependence and Asymmetric Aggressive Bargaining: North Korea's Policy toward the Two Superpowers

Izumikawa, Yasuhiro

doi:10.1080/14799850601118056

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“…There is an important difference with respect to the concept of power. In the global literature, considerable effort has gone into the study of power for decades and the subject continues to exercise the best minds (e.g., Goldstein 2007;Izumikawa 2007;Rathbun 2008). The comparable literature on India is thin in theoretical content, though there are notable exceptions (Ganguly and Pardesi 2007;Mistry 2004;Mitra 2001;Paul 2006;Raja Mohan 2006).…”

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Scholarship on India’s International Relations

Basrur

2009

International Studies

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An assessment of scholarship on India's International Relations (IIR) shows some significant weaknesses. At the global level, the discipline has not kept pace with rising interest in India. There is an appreciable degree of theoretical content in IIR, but it is relatively narrow in range. At the Asian level, interest in IIR is weak and, with exceptions, lacks engagement with theory as well as breadth of scope. In India, the discipline exhibits a wider spread but lowlevel theoretical content and relative isolation. Taken as a whole, the field needs greater creativity, theoretical depth and breadth of scope. The article concludes with a brief assessment of the reasons for these shortcomings and identifies the pathway to develop IR in India as a more vibrant discipline.

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Security Dependence and Asymmetric Aggressive Bargaining: North Korea's Policy toward the Two Superpowers

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