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100			_aAlam, Anwar
245			_aIndia, Non-alignment and Emerging Global Governance
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300			_a273–291 p.
520			_aIndia is a significant part of Rising Asia, which has attracted considerable international attention in recent years. Two decades of sustained economic growth along with its functional liberal democratic institution of governance has made India an emerging leading voice in matters related to the reform of institutions of global governance including the UN, International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank and other ‘global common’ issues such as ocean, air, space and Internet, security, trade and climate. This article attempts to highlight the emerging orientation and the policy shift in the Indian leadership towards the issue of its vision and shaping of emerging global political and economic order and argues that, contrary to the prevailing view, India continues to conduct its foreign policy within the broad normative order of discourse of non-alignment, which has served India’s national interest well, including its rising aspiration of becoming a global power. The article also reflects upon the domestic challenges and unstable regional dynamics that hamper its capacity to become a global player and share the responsibility expected from a global power.
650			_aIndia
650			_aglobal
650			_aBRICS
650			_aSecurity Council
650			_agovernance
650			_anon-alignment
773	0		_039933 _dNew Delhi Sage Publications India Private Limited, _oS87166 _tIndia Quarterly; 73(3) Sept 2017 _x0974-9284
856			_uhttp://192.168.6.75/libsuite/mm_files/Articles/AR16417.pdf
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