October 1, 2007 ☼ Aside ☼ Economy ☼ Foreign Affairs ☼ Public Policy ☼ Security
This is an archived blog post from The Acorn.
Issue 7 - October 2007 [Download from here, PDF (2.2MB) ]
Contents:
PERSPECTIVE
Dredging the Palk Strait - Nitin Pai
Sethusamudram is not a good route to development and strategic security
Plates, rifts and coral reefs - Suvrat Kher
Why the Palk Strait is as it is
Epic Problems - Jayakrishnan Nair
The Archaeological Survey of India deserves criticism
Talking to Tom James - Aruna Urs
…about energy markets, alternative fuels and clean energy
FILTER
One India plan; The Traitor; On naval encirclement; Out of first base; Contingency planning; Energy interests in Burma
IN DEPTH
The making of the order - Joe Katzman
The first of a two-part series on India’s multi-role fighter aircraft acquisition
ROUNDUP
What next for the Saffron Revolution? - Tara Horn
Democracy might still be some distance away for Burma
That horse called democracy - Manan Ahmed
The stakes were always this high for the Pakistani people
Relations with a new nation - Loro Horta
How far South East is New Delhi prepared to go?
BOOKS
Mark Tully and India - Chandrahas Choudhury
A review of India’s Unending Journey
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