India and The New World Order by T.N. Kaul extensively deals with national and international politics in general and India’s foreign policy in particular and has valuable mentional on United Nations.
Contents:- Foreword • Preface • India: Old and New • India 2000 • Threat from Pakistan • Impact of Nuclear Explosions • Proxy War in Kashmir • India Must Wake Up and Shake Up • Foreign Policy in a Changing World • Development of Foreign Policy • Foreign Policy: Issues at Stake • India’s Image Abroad • Indian’s Foreign Service • Indo-American Relations • India, Asia and Africa • India and the Big Powers • India-Pakistan Relations • India, Pakistan and USA • India-China Relations • Sino-Indian-Russian Strategic Relations • India’s Economic Cooperation with Developing Countries • The World Scene Today • The World Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow • End of the Cold War and Emerging New World Order • The New International Economic Order • Russia and CIS • UN: Challenges and Achievements • UNESCO: The Conscience of Mankind • UNESCO, India and the World • What is Non-alignment • Role of Non-alignment in a Changing World • Brith and Growth of Non-alignment • Non-alignment and Great Powers • India’s Role as a Non-aligned Country • A Nuclear Weapon Free World, Peace and Disarmament • Reflections • Philosophy and Ideals • Fundamentalism and Fanaticism • Secular Democracy and the Threat of Religious Fundamentalism • Diplomacy: Theory and Practice • Afterword • Index The Title ‘India and the New World Order written/authored/edited by T.N. Kaul’, published in the year 2000.
