South Asian Regional Cooperation: Problems and Prospects

J.N. Dixit
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J.N. Dixit: Foreign Secretary, Government of India

South Asian Survey, 1994, vol. 1, issue 2, 221-229

Abstract: PEACE IN OUR view is not merely abstention from war, but an active and positive approach to international problems. Leading first to the lessen ing of present tensions through an attempt to solve our problems by methods of negotiation, and then to a growing cooperation between nations in various ways—cultural, and scientific contacts, increase in trade and commerce, exchange of ideas experience and information

Date: 1994
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