This publication presents a political address by Stane Dolanc, offering a comprehensive analysis of the Non-Aligned Movement as a long-term and principled orientation for developing countries. Dolanc discusses the ideological foundations of nonalignment, its importance in preserving independence amid global power blocs, and its role in promoting peaceful coexistence, international cooperation, …
This book provides essential reference information on various Asian and African sub-regional organizations. Compiled by the Department of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia, it outlines the background, structure, objectives, and activities of regional bodies operating across Asia and Africa. The publication aims to support diplomatic, academic, and policy research by offering concise …
This volume contains the final documents of the Conference of Ministers of Food and Agriculture of the Non-Aligned Movement, held in Bali, Indonesia, from October 7–11, 1994. It includes resolutions, declarations, policy recommendations, and action frameworks addressing food security challenges in developing countries. The documents highlight the role of South–South cooperation, sustainable…
This book presents an analytical study of the ideology, strategic foundations, and future prospects of the Non-Aligned Movement within the global political order. Attar Chand examines the philosophical principles behind nonalignment, the geopolitical realities of the Cold War era, and the aspirations of developing nations seeking independence from the influence of superpowers. The work discusse…
This publication contains the official speeches and the Final Communiqué of the 1955 Asian-African Conference held in Bandung, Indonesia. Issued by the Indonesian Legation to the Holy See in Rome, the document presents the political statements, deliberations, and collective resolutions of 29 participating nations from Asia and Africa. It reflects the spirit of solidarity among newly independen…
This book by Richard Wright offers a first-hand journalistic and reflective account of the 1955 Asian-African Conference held in Bandung, Indonesia. Through vivid narrative and political observation, Wright explores the aspirations, tensions, and historical context behind the gathering of newly independent nations of Asia and Africa. The work highlights issues of race, colonialism, nationalism,…
This publication presents an official account of the Bogor Conference of 1954, a crucial preparatory meeting leading to the Asian-African Conference in Bandung in 1955. Issued by the Ministry of Information of the Republic of Indonesia, the book outlines the discussions, objectives, and political atmosphere surrounding the Bogor Meeting. It highlights the emerging solidarity among Asian and Afr…
This fourth volume of The Third World Without Superpowers completes the collection of official documents produced by the Non-Aligned Countries during the formative period of the movement. It features resolutions, declarations, meeting records, and policy statements reflecting the political, economic, and diplomatic concerns of developing nations during the Cold War. Edited by Odette Jankowitsch…
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 …