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Unveiling the Historical and Modern Ties Between Two Regions
Kingshuk Chatterjee's "India and the Middle East" delves into the intricate relationship between these two regions, showcasing a historical connection that transcends the present-day framework of nations. This comprehensive hardcover book challenges the perception of India's foreign policy being solely focused on South Asia. It sheds light on the millennia-old ties between the Indian and Middle Eastern people, forged through trade, cultural exchange, and even migration.
A Timely Exploration Amidst Economic Growth and Political Upheaval
The book arrives at a pivotal moment. India's booming economy presents an opportunity to solidify its engagement with the Middle East. Unlike many nations, India boasts unique human connections with the region, fostered by generations of intermingling. Many Indians contribute to the oil economies of the Gulf states, highlighting the practicalities of a strong relationship.
Published amidst the Arab Spring, the book offers valuable insights into:
India's foreign policy reorientation towards the Middle East in the wake of economic liberalization and changing global dynamics.
The various factors shaping India's engagement with the region, including historical ties, economic interests, and the large Indian diaspora working in the Middle East.
The challenges and opportunities that lie ahead as India seeks to navigate a complex and ever-evolving region.
Targeted Keywords: India, Middle East, Foreign Policy, History, Economics, Trade, Culture, Arab Spring, Diaspora, Oil, Geopolitics
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