This book discusses the Soviet Union's foreign policy strategy towards Third World countries, with a focus on the non-aligned approach. Roy Allison analyzes how the Soviet Union utilized its relations with developing countries as a geopolitical instrument, as well as how international political dynamics influenced Soviet policy. Through theoretical analysis and historical study, this book expla…
Aspects of Non-Alignment is a collection of scholarly essays exploring the ideological, political, and diplomatic dimensions of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Edited by M. K. Saini, the volume examines the evolution and significance of non-alignment as a guiding principle in international relations during the Cold War. The contributors analyze various issues including neutrality, South–South…
Perspectives on Non-Alignment presents a collection of essays examining the foundations, evolution, and political significance of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Edited by Rasheeduddin Khan, the volume explores diverse viewpoints on the role of non-alignment in international politics, particularly for developing countries seeking autonomy amid global power rivalries during the Cold War. The boo…
New Horizons of Non-Alignment examines the evolution and future direction of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in the context of global political changes during the late 20th century. B. N. Kaul discusses the ideological foundations, diplomatic challenges, and strategic goals of non-aligned countries seeking independence from superpower influence during the Cold War. The book explores issues such …
This book comes out of papers and comments presented during the international conference on The Future of the Non-Aligned Movement held by CSIS 16-17 June 1992, and it reflects the interests and aspirations of the participants. The conference was attended by participants from Non-Aligned countries - India, Indonesia, Yugoslavia, Pakistan, Ghana, Cyprus, Malaysia, Vietnam and Egypt.
This book contains publications about the non-aligned movement in a changing world that show the political, economic and social emancipation of the third non-aligned movement. The sequence of events starting with the unique Bandung Conference, followed by the meetings in Brioni and Cairo, culminated at the 1961 Belgrade Summit which formally started the periodic gatherings of the Heads of State…
The Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries noting that there are crises that lead towards a world conflict in the transition from and old order based on domination to a new order based on coopera- tion between nations, founded on freedom, equality and social justice for the promotion of prosperity