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 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…
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…
This volume presents a curated selection of diplomatic archives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, focusing on the Chinese delegation’s participation in the 1955 Asian-African Conference in Bandung. The documents provide insights into China’s foreign policy strategies, diplomatic interactions, preparatory communications, and the geopolitical context su…
This book provides an in-depth analysis of the Nonaligned Movement during the Cold War, exploring how emerging nations sought to maintain independence from the influence of major global powers. Cecil V. Crabb, Jr. examines the political dynamics between the superpowers (“the elephants”) and the smaller, developing nations (“the grass”), highlighting the movement’s origins, strategies,…
This book presents a comprehensive study of the arms race, nuclear weapons, and global disarmament from the perspective of the Non-Aligned Nations. It analyzes the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean, the dynamics of détente, and the political role played by nonaligned countries within the United Nations. Through discussions on peace initiatives and global security issues, the author high…
This book analyzes the role of information policy within the Non-Aligned Movement, focusing on how communication, media, and state information systems influence political positioning among developing countries. Vladislava Bulatović discusses Yugoslavia’s informational strategy and the broader effort of Non-Aligned nations to establish an independent and balanced global information order. The…
This volume contains the official report and selected documents of the Forty-First Session of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO), held in Abuja, Nigeria, from 15 to 19 July 2002. The publication records discussions, resolutions, and legal studies presented by member states, focusing on issues of international law relevant to Asia and Africa. It serves as a key reference f…