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Dr. Mohanty deserves the highest accolades for writing a book at such a timely juncture when, after a relative 'lull' in US-India relations in recent years, the leadership in both countries is more determined than ever to give true meaning to the ties between the world's largest democracy and the world's most powerful that in President Obama's own words will be the 'defining partnership' of the Century. The book provides all the necessary tools, nuts and bolts to understand the intrinsic nature of the bilateral relationship and its future direction, in simple, yet elegant, and very pleasurably readable, prose. -- Harsh Bhasin, State University of New York The US-India relationship is likely to be one of the most important bilateral relationships shaping global politics in the coming years. This book explores the three critical pillars-terrorism, non-proliferation, and nuclear energy-which will be key to the future of this relationship. Nirode Mohanty succeeds in capturing the essence of the debate in Washington and Delhi that has at times confounded practitioners and scholars alike. -- Harsh V. Pant, King's College London With insightful analysis and extensive supporting information, Dr. Nirode Mohanty's book provides a valuable account of how the complicated and occasionally strained relations between the United States and India have evolved over time. The book is an important contribution to the literature on this subject. -- Prasanta K. Pattanaik, University of California, Riverside

The book will be useful for the general reader as well as those interested in learning more about the dynamics of a relationship which might well determine the future of the Asian and global order. * The Book Review * Dr. Mohanty deserves the highest accolades for writing a book at such a timely juncture when, after a relative `lull' in US-India relations in recent years, the leadership in both countries is more determined than ever to give true meaning to the ties between the world's largest democracy and the world's most powerful that in President Obama's own words will be the `defining partnership' of the Century. The book provides all the necessary tools, nuts and bolts to understand the intrinsic nature of the bilateral relationship and its future direction, in simple, yet elegant, and very pleasurably readable, prose. -- Harsh Bhasin, State University of New York The US-India relationship is likely to be one of the most important bilateral relationships shaping global politics in the coming years. This book explores the three critical pillars-terrorism, non-proliferation, and nuclear energy-which will be key to the future of this relationship. Nirode Mohanty succeeds in capturing the essence of the debate in Washington and Delhi that has at times confounded practitioners and scholars alike. -- Harsh V. Pant, King's College London With insightful analysis and extensive supporting information, Dr. Nirode Mohanty's book provides a valuable account of how the complicated and occasionally strained relations between the United States and India have evolved over time. The book is an important contribution to the literature on this subject. -- Prasanta K. Pattanaik, University of California, Riverside

The book will be useful for the general reader as well as those interested in learning more about the dynamics of a relationship which might well determine the future of the Asian and global order. * The Book Review * Dr. Mohanty deserves the highest accolades for writing a book at such a timely juncture when, after a relative 'lull' in US-India relations in recent years, the leadership in both countries is more determined than ever to give true meaning to the ties between the world's largest democracy and the world's most powerful that in President Obama's own words will be the 'defining partnership' of the Century. The book provides all the necessary tools, nuts and bolts to understand the intrinsic nature of the bilateral relationship and its future direction, in simple, yet elegant, and very pleasurably readable, prose. -- Harsh Bhasin, State University of New York The US-India relationship is likely to be one of the most important bilateral relationships shaping global politics in the coming years. This book explores the three critical pillars-terrorism, non-proliferation, and nuclear energy-which will be key to the future of this relationship. Nirode Mohanty succeeds in capturing the essence of the debate in Washington and Delhi that has at times confounded practitioners and scholars alike. -- Harsh V. Pant, King's College London With insightful analysis and extensive supporting information, Dr. Nirode Mohanty's book provides a valuable account of how the complicated and occasionally strained relations between the United States and India have evolved over time. The book is an important contribution to the literature on this subject. -- Prasanta K. Pattanaik, University of California, Riverside

Dr. Mohanty deserves the highest accolades for writing a book at such a timely juncture when, after a relative 'lull' in US-India relations in recent years, the leadership in both countries is more determined than ever to give true meaning to the ties between the world's largest democracy and the world's most powerful that in President Obama's own words will be the 'defining partnership' of the Century. The book provides all the necessary tools, nuts and bolts to understand the intrinsic nature of the bilateral relationship and its future direction, in simple, yet elegant, and very pleasurably readable, prose. -- Harsh Bhasin, State University of New York The US-India relationship is likely to be one of the most important bilateral relationships shaping global politics in the coming years. This book explores the three critical pillars-terrorism, non-proliferation and nuclear energy-which will be key to the future of this relationship. Nirode Mohanty succeeds in capturing the essence of the debate in Washington and Delhi that has at times confounded practitioners and scholars alike. -- Harsh V. Pant, King's College London

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Nirode Mohantyis an independent scholar.

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