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India and ASEAN: Non-Traditional
Security Threats
Edited by V.R. Raghavan
Published by East West Books (Madras) Pvt. Ltd.
ISBN.NO: 81-88661-56-2
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.......Historically
there have been close cultural and economic linkages
between Peninsular India and Southeast Asia. Both
regions face common security challenges of a wide-ranging
nature not limited to traditional security. Non-traditional
components of security, especially those relating
to the economy, environment and ethnicity, have
acquired greater significance in the security
discourse of both India and Southeast Asia.
.....The
importance of economic security has acquired wider
recognition especially in the aftermath of the
Asian financial crisis. Environmental threats
have the potential of spilling over from one region
into another. The haze in Indonesia and the Indian
Ocean tsunami are notable examples. The potential
for ethnic conflict exists in Peninsular India
and Southeast Asia since both these regions are
populated by a multiplicity of ethnic groups living
in close proximity to each other. Hence there
is a need for closer association, greater interaction,
better understanding and mutual cooperation to
ensure peace and development.
.....With
this in view the Centre for Security Analysis
in collaboration with Hanns Seidel Foundation
organized a seminar on October 6-7, 2005 in Chennai
on the theme of India and ASEAN: Non-Traditional
Security Threats. The proceedings of the
seminar are covered in this book.
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Introduction
V.R. Raghavan
Special
Address
Volker Bauer
PART
I - Economic Security
India
and Southeast Asia: Prospects for Greater Trade and
Economic Security
Faizal Bin Yahya
Comparison
of Economic Development in India, China and ASEAN Countries
Mohan Guruswamy
Impact
of the 1997 Crisis and Economic Security
Shankari Sundararaman
PART
II - Environmental Security
Environmental
Security and Water Resources in Southeast Asia
Kog Yue Choong and Ooi Giok Ling
Growing
Threat to Environmental Security
CK Varshney
Haze
Sans Frontiers: The Environmental Calamity, ASEAN Response
and India-ASEAN Cooperation on Non-Traditional Security
Threats
Tridib Chakraborti
Securing
the Environment
Shekhar Singh and Misha Singh
PART
III - Ethnicity and Security
Ethno-religious
Conflicts and Security in Southeast Asia
Kamarulnizam Abdullah
Ethno-political
Conflicts and the ASEAN: Looking Beyond State Sovereignty
and Prospect for Regional Stability
Rizal G. Buendia
Ethnic
Problems in Indonesia: Lessons for India's Security
Lakhan Mehrotra
Northeast:
Need for Review of Security Paradigm
Pinaki Bhattacharya
South
Asian Cultural Mosaic: Rediscovering the Universe for
Cooperation
Riyaz Punjabi
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