Globalisation and Regional Security : India and Australia
Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. I. Globalisation, security and the Asia-Pacific region: 2. The economics of globalisation new challenges and opportunities/Suparna Karmakar. 3. Domestic factors in the process of globalisation: The Australian experience/Kamal Nayan Kabra. 4. Globalisation and national security threats in the Post-cold war Asia-Pacific/Sharad Joshi. 5. Asia-Pacific security in the age of globalisation Singapore\'s perspective/Pankaj Kumar Jha. II. Perspectives on Indian security: 6. Post-cold war South Asia: geopolitics and crisis/Pushpita Das. 7. India\'s security concerns: post-9/11 era/D. Gopal. 8. India\'s \'Look East Policy\': factoring ASEAN and Australia as partners/Vivian Louis Forbes. III. Perspectives of Australian security: 9. Australia\'s regional security challenges: a geopolitical perspective/Dennis Rumley. 10. East Asian regionalism and Australia/H.S. Prabhakar. 11. Combating terrorism: Australia\'s approach/Anthony Bergin. IV. Globalisation, regional security and India-Australia relations: 12. Australia as a factor in India-ASEAN relations/Ganganath Jha. 13. Information technology and the prospects for Indo-Australia bilateral relations/Madhu Bala. 14. India and Australia: partners for peace and prosperity/Chintamani Mahapatra. 15. Globalisation and the new security agenda: developing a regional paradigm/Dennis Rumley and D. Gopal. Index. Contributors.
"Geopolitical realities of the twenty first century in the aftermath of the cold war and the currently evolving process of globalisation require construction of a \'new\' security paradigm designed to meet the emerging regional security challenges of most countries across the world.
Keeping this in focus, the book seeks to highlight the increasing mutuality of regional security interests of India and Australia consequent upon emerging global order and the ensuing regional debate over the changing nature of security and the principal directions a new regional security agenda might take as well as the ways in which India and Australia might play a role in the construction of a new regional security paradigm." (jacket)
