This volume presents a collection of scholarly articles reflecting on the twenty years following the historic 1955 Bandung Conference. Edited by Shashi Bhushan, the book discusses the challenges of peace and security in Asia, the evolution of Asian-African political solidarity, and the broader implications for international relations during the Cold War era. It examines regional conflicts, dipl…
This volume presents a comprehensive collection of perspectives on the Non-Aligned Movement, examining its historical evolution, political foundations, and emerging challenges in the international system. Edited by U. S. Bajpai, the book gathers contributions from scholars and diplomats who analyze the principles, relevance, and strategic role of non-alignment in global affairs. It explores how…
This book analyzes the historical significance of the Bandung Conference and its role in awakening colonized peoples across Asia and Africa. Odette Guitard examines the political, cultural, and ideological processes that shaped the rise of Afro-Asian solidarity during the mid-twentieth century. The work highlights the emergence of anti-colonial movements, the development of Third World consciou…
This volume was published on the occasion of the Afro-Asian Writers’ Executive Committee Meeting held in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia, from July 16–21, 1963. It presents a collection of documents highlighting the cultural struggles, aspirations, and intellectual contributions of Afro-Asian peoples during the post-colonial era. The publication reflects efforts to strengthen solidarity, cultural…
This book provides a comprehensive examination of the frontiers and evolving dynamics of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Edited by K. P. Misra, it explores the historical background, ideological foundations, political strategies, and global roles of non-aligned countries during the Cold War era. The volume analyzes the shifting international environment and the challenges faced by NAM in mainta…
Buku Arti Konperensi Bandung 25 Tahun karya B.M. Diah membahas makna dan relevansi Konferensi Asia–Afrika (KAA) setelah seperempat abad pelaksanaannya. Sebagai tokoh yang terlibat langsung dalam dinamika politik Indonesia dan perkembangan hubungan internasional Asia–Afrika, B.M. Diah menguraikan bagaimana nilai-nilai Bandung tetap berperan penting dalam perjuangan bangsa-bangsa berkembang m…
This commemorative publication presents reflections on the revolutionary spirit inspired by the 1955 Asian–African Conference in Bandung. Issued on the tenth anniversary of the historic meeting, the book highlights the political awakening, anti-colonial struggle, and solidarity movements that emerged across Asia and Africa. It emphasizes the transformative influence of Bandung in shaping new …
This book provides a foundational theoretical and historical study of the Non-Aligned Movement, written by Leo Mates, one of Yugoslavia’s leading scholars on international politics. It examines the conceptual origins of nonalignment, its evolution in global politics, and its role as a strategic alternative during the Cold War. The author discusses the principles, objectives, and diplomatic pr…
This work provides a comprehensive study of the origins, evolution, and ideological foundations of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Rikhi Jaipal examines the political environment that led developing nations to adopt non-alignment during the Cold War, highlighting the movement’s principles, leadership, and contributions to international peace efforts. The book discusses the growing influence o…
Sejak pecah Perang Dunia kedua, Asia Tenggara menjadi kancah perebutan negara-negara raksasa — Amerika, Uni Soviet, RRC dan Jepang — setelah sebelumnya Perancis beberapa tahun bercokol di sub-kawasan Indocina. Jejak sejarah itu dapat dilihat sejak: berdirinya front — Viet Minh (1941), ekspansi sampai takluknya Jepang (1945), beberapa modus vivendi kolonialis Perancis yang melahirkan kemer…