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Hillary Clinton called India "not just a regional power, but a global power".
This report looks at India’s prospects as a great power from economic, military, environmental and soft power perspectives including issues such as democracy and corruption.
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India: The Next Superpower?
Published March 2012
Chapters
Executive Summary Nicholas Kitchen
Will India Become a Superpower? Ramachandra Guha
The Untold Story of India's Economy D. Rajeev Sibal
The Military Dimensions of India's Rise Iskander Rehman
India's Soft Power: From Potential to Reality? Nicolas Blarel
India's National Interests and Diplomatic Activism: Towards Global Leadership? Oliver Stuenkel
Globalisation, Society and Inequalities Harish Wankhede
Democracy Mukulika Banerjee
Corruption in India Andrew Sanchez
Managing the Environment: A Growing Problem for a Growing Power Sandeep Sengupta
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