Small Neighbours of Big Powers: India's Attitude Towards Nepal, September 1946-March 1963 |
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Within the given framework of the Monroe Doctrine, the big neighbour attitude of
the United States in the period under reference may be discerned with reference
to how it conducted itself in its bilateral relations with Mexico, some Central ...
Within the given framework of the Monroe Doctrine, the big neighbour attitude of
the United States in the period under reference may be discerned with reference
to how it conducted itself in its bilateral relations with Mexico, some Central ...
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The first of these is a general one while the other, relating to Mexico and
Nicaragua, is typical. US-1 The first model based on all kinds of US motives —
political (security, territorial expansion, political influence), economic and military,
related ...
The first of these is a general one while the other, relating to Mexico and
Nicaragua, is typical. US-1 The first model based on all kinds of US motives —
political (security, territorial expansion, political influence), economic and military,
related ...
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Its big neighbour attitude from 1898 to 1932 may be studied with reference to its
dealings with Mexico, some Caribbean and Central American states and two
South American republics of Colombia and Venezuela. Mexico The US-Mexican
...
Its big neighbour attitude from 1898 to 1932 may be studied with reference to its
dealings with Mexico, some Caribbean and Central American states and two
South American republics of Colombia and Venezuela. Mexico The US-Mexican
...
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Contents
Soviet Models 3470 | 34 |
Bases of Indias Attitude 7393 | 73 |
Phase of Ranas Intransigence | 94 |
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| Title | Small Neighbours of Big Powers: India's Attitude Towards Nepal, September 1946-March 1963 |
| Author | Kirtyanand Singh |
| Publisher | Capital Publishing House, 1988 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 256 pages |
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