This third volume of The Third World Without Superpowers continues the compilation of official documents issued by the Non-Aligned Countries. It contains resolutions, declarations, communiqués, and policy statements reflecting the collective views and diplomatic strategies of developing nations during the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch and Karl P. Sauvant, this volume provides valuable…
This book by Arthur Conte provides a French analytical perspective on the Asian-African Conference held in Bandung on April 18, 1955. It examines the political climate of the Cold War, the rise of newly independent nations, and the significance of the Bandung meeting as a turning point in world history. Conte highlights the ideological debates, diplomatic tensions, and aspirations of Asian and …
This second volume of The Third World Without Superpowers continues the comprehensive compilation of official documents produced by the Non-Aligned Countries. It includes declarations, communiqués, policy statements, and meeting resolutions that reflect the collective diplomatic positions of developing nations during the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch and Karl P. Sauvant, the volume pr…
This book provides an in-depth analysis of the political behavior, foreign policy strategies, and international relations of small states in Southeast Asia. Ralph Pettman explores how limited-power nations navigate regional dynamics, negotiate influence, and respond to the pressures of larger global actors. Through case studies and theoretical discussion, the book examines diplomatic patterns, …
This volume is the first in a multi-volume collection presenting the official documents of the Non-Aligned Countries. It compiles declarations, resolutions, speeches, and policy statements that shaped the political identity and diplomatic strategies of the Non-Aligned Movement during the early decades of the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch and Karl P. Sauvant, the book provides primary s…
This book by George McTurnan Kahin presents a detailed account and analysis of the 1955 Asian-African Conference held in Bandung, Indonesia. It explores the political motivations, negotiations, and diplomatic dynamics among twenty-nine participating countries from Asia and Africa. Kahin provides historical context, evaluates the conference's role during the Cold War, and discusses its long-term…
This book presents a comprehensive analysis of nationalism, regionalism, and security issues in Southeast Asia, written by Dr. Roeslan Abdulgani. Based on the Sarojini Naidu Memorial Lectures, it explores the political dynamics of newly independent states, the challenges of regional cooperation, and the evolving security environment in the region. The author discusses the historical roots of So…
This book presents a comprehensive overview of the establishment, growth, and achievements of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) during its first two decades since its founding in 1967. It documents key political, economic, and socio-cultural developments, major agreements, ministerial meetings, and collaborative programs among member states. The publication highlights ASEAN’s…
This book presents a political analysis of Southeast Asia during the early post-colonial era, examining the major political developments, regional dynamics, and emerging challenges faced by Southeast Asian nations. Richard Butwell explores issues of governance, nationalism, international alignments, and the strategic significance of the region. The work provides historical insights as well as f…
This edited volume provides a comprehensive examination of the Middle East within the context of shifting global political dynamics. Bringing together contributions from leading scholars and practitioners, the book analyzes political developments, regional conflicts, economic challenges, sociopolitical transformations, and the evolving role of the Middle East in international affairs. It highli…