Add to ORKGThis paper intends to expound on the reasonsbehind India’s adoption of the Look East Policy which ithad intended to utilize in jumpstarting its laggardeconomy and be at par with the tigers of the East, namelyJapan, China, South Korea, Taiwan and Hongkong, toname a few. This policy calls for the establishment ofbetter cultural, trade and political links with theseindustrialized countries and in the process attain increasedproductivity and development. Indeed, the adoption ofsuch policy has catapulted the economies of such risingcountries as India, Singapore and Malaysia to greater andunprecedented heights
This paper argues that South Asian countries need to embark on a second round of “Look East” Policie...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/Saheli Chattaraj, Assistant P...
The idea envisaged under the Look East Policy was to interact and build relationships with our immed...
Abstract — This paper intends to expound on the reasons behind India’s adoption of the Look East Pol...
This paper will look at India's likely role in Asia under the leadership of Narendra Modi. It first ...
Since 1991, India's leaders have sought to engage in new thinking for new times. The collapse of the...
relationship between India and Southeast Asia. This, along with a clutch of other agreements that ha...
This paper critically examines the relevance of the Look East Policy for the industrialisation of th...
Southeast Asia has always occupied a unique place in India’s external relations since ancient times ...
La Look East Policy marcó la forma en que India se ha vinculado con el Sudeste Asiático desde 1992. ...
After independence, for four decades, India relied on the development supports from the ‘West’, both...
This paper presents a review of the evolution of India’s relations with Southeast Asian countries, p...
This paper will argue that one way of re-invigorating South Asia is to deepen its “Look East” polici...
India’s Look East policy was launched in 1991 by the then Narasimha Rao government to renew politica...
This article seeks to analyze whether the United Progressive Alliance government in India (UPA, whic...
This paper argues that South Asian countries need to embark on a second round of “Look East” Policie...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/Saheli Chattaraj, Assistant P...
The idea envisaged under the Look East Policy was to interact and build relationships with our immed...
Abstract — This paper intends to expound on the reasons behind India’s adoption of the Look East Pol...
This paper will look at India's likely role in Asia under the leadership of Narendra Modi. It first ...
Since 1991, India's leaders have sought to engage in new thinking for new times. The collapse of the...
relationship between India and Southeast Asia. This, along with a clutch of other agreements that ha...
This paper critically examines the relevance of the Look East Policy for the industrialisation of th...
Southeast Asia has always occupied a unique place in India’s external relations since ancient times ...
La Look East Policy marcó la forma en que India se ha vinculado con el Sudeste Asiático desde 1992. ...
After independence, for four decades, India relied on the development supports from the ‘West’, both...
This paper presents a review of the evolution of India’s relations with Southeast Asian countries, p...
This paper will argue that one way of re-invigorating South Asia is to deepen its “Look East” polici...
India’s Look East policy was launched in 1991 by the then Narasimha Rao government to renew politica...
This article seeks to analyze whether the United Progressive Alliance government in India (UPA, whic...
This paper argues that South Asian countries need to embark on a second round of “Look East” Policie...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/Saheli Chattaraj, Assistant P...
The idea envisaged under the Look East Policy was to interact and build relationships with our immed...