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Nuclear Energy and Non-proliferation: The Curious Case of India
PR Chari
CBRN Brief 22

Nuclear Energy and Non-proliferation: The Curious Case of India
PR Chari
CBRN Brief 22

US, Russia & The New START: Implications for Nuclear Arms Reduction
Lydia Walker and Siddarth Ramana
CBRN Brief 21

Issue Briefs are 2,500-word long essays that examine various topics and their implications, besides making policy recommendations.
 
#180, January 2012
Alternative Regional Strategy for India: Exploring Soft Power Options
J Jeganaathan
#179, December 2011
India’s Credible Minimum Deterrence: A Decade Later
Tanvi Kulkarni and Alankrita Sinha
#176, October 2011
Linking with Southeast Asia: Developing Northeast India’s Tourism Potential
Ruhee Neog
#175, October 2011
Linking India’s Northeast with Southeast Asia: Significance of Internal Connectivity & Backward Integration
Panchali Saikia
#172, September 2011
Defence Reforms and National Security: Managing Threats and Challenges to India
Gurmeet Kanwal
#168, July 2011
Preventing Terror Attacks: Role of Human & Technical Intelligence in India
Radha Vinod Raju
#161, January 2011
Alternative Regional Strategy for India: A Charm Offensive to Win the Hearts and Minds
D Suba Chandran
#158, December 2010
Fighting Corruption: How Serious is India?
Radha Vinod Raju
Former Director General, National Investigation Agency (NIA), India
#157, November 2010
Countering Terrorism: Role of Intelligence and Investigative Agencies
Radha Vinod Raju
Former Director General, National Investigation Agency (NIA), India
#155, September 2010
What Next after the All Party Delegation Visit?: A 3-C Strategy for Kashmir
D Suba Chandran
Deputy Director, IPCS
#153, August 2010
India and China: Towards a Competitive-Cooperative Relationship?
Baladas Ghoshal
Visiting Senior Fellow, East West Center, Honolulu, Hawaii
#152, May 2010
American Military Operations inside Pakistan: Will it help the US, Pakistan and India?
D Suba Chandran
Deputy Director, IPCS
#150, May 2010
The Fragile Regions of South Asia: Why States Fail in Parts?
D Suba Chandran
Deputy Director, IPCS
#148, May 2010
Rajouri and Poonch: Identifying Early Warning Signals and Addressing New Challenges
KD Maini
Editor, Peace Magazine, Poonch
#146, April 2010
India-China Relations: Impressions from a Dialogue with Beijing
Arun Sahgal
Consultant, IPCS
#145, March 2010
India and Maldives: Towards Consolidation
N Sathiya Moorthy
Director, Chennai Chapter, Observer Research Foundation (ORF)
#144, March 2010
India and Myanmar: Looking East through a Strategic Bridge
Harnit Kaur Kang
Research Officer (SEARP), IPCS, New Delhi
#143, March 2010
Reviving the Stilwell Road: Challenges and Opportunities for India
Tuli Sinha
Research Officer, IPCS, New Delhi
#137, February 2010
India and Bangladesh: Internal Challenges and External Relations
Smruti S Pattanaik
Research Fellow, IDSA
#136, February 2010
Indo-Nepal Relations: Transitional Phase, Testing Times
Padmaja Murthy
Former Visiting Research Fellow, United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR)
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