Dialogue January-March, 2012, Volume 13 No. 3
Contents
Of large dams and smaller ones - D. N. Bezboruah
Can democracy be redeemed Post the Lokpal fiasco? - Patricia Mukhim
Manipur Elections: Full of sound and fury
No Coercion or Ghosts - Pradip Phanjoubam
2. Afghanistan: a brief Historical Sketch - B.B. Kumar
3. Afghan Cultural War and Cross Cultural Dialogue - Davood Moradian
4. Afghanistan – The View from Raisina Hill - Indranil Banerjie
5. Towards a Stable Afghanistan: The Way Forward - Report of a Joint Working Group from RUSI,
London and VIF, New Delhi.
6. Afghan Reconstruction beyond 2014 - Gulshan Sachdeva
7. Afghanistan: Peace still a distant dream - A.S. Dulat
8. China and Afghan Transformation - Bhaskar Roy
9. China’s Evolving Post- 2014 Afghanistan Strategy - D.S. Rajan
10. A Review of the SCO’s Conflict-Preventive Role in Afghanistan’s Peripheral Region - Mandana Tishehyar
11. NATO’s Phased Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Implications for Central and South Asia - A. Khaydarov
12. The situation in Afghanistan: Challenges and opportunities for Central Asia - Ravshan M. Alimov
13. The North Eastern Council (NEC): A Unique Experiment in Regional Planning - P.P. Shrivastav
14. Rushdie episode: Need for a Rational Approach - J.N. Roy
15. Liberation war of Bangladesh and Indo-Bangladesh Relations - Bimal Pramanik
16. Between Nation and Nationality: Chakma Refugees in Arunachal Pradesh - Chunnu Prasad
17. Analyzing ‘Region Formation’ in India’s North East: Contextualizing the Look East Policy - Gorky Chakraborty