Routledge India's Foreign Policy: Domestic and International Factors

This Routledge book provides a comprehensive examination of how internal and external constraints shape India's foreign policy decisions. The work systematically analyses the diverse actors and institutions operating within both domestic and international contexts that influence the direction of Indian foreign policy. Rather than concentrating on a single theme, the text explores the multifaceted dimensions of foreign policymaking and reveals the intricate connection between domestic considerations and external pressures in Indian policy formulation. It addresses structural issues that affect how India navigates its international relationships whilst managing internal political and economic realities. Essential reading for scholars, policymakers and students interested in understanding the complex mechanisms that drive Indian foreign policy and the interplay between national interests and global dynamics.