Synopsis Containing eleven essays by leading Indian and European policy-makers, diplomats, and analysts, this seminal volume critically examines European and Indian approaches towards major issues in the post-9/11 era. The book evaluates the role of the European Union as a major actor in world politics and highlights the challenges confronting EU development policy. It discusses the divergent responses of India and Europe to the American war on terrorism and its implications for India-European political cooperation. It examines EU policy towards South Asia since the end of the Cold War and assess the relevance of European experiences in regional integration, conflict resolution and confidence-building for South Asia. The study analyzes American and European policy towards the Kashmir problem and discusses prospects of India-EU cooperation on security issues. It discusses the reasons behind Indian migration to Western Europe and deals with the problems in their integration in a multi-ethnic Europe. This study will be of interest to all those engaged in the field of economics, political science, Indian foreign policy and international relations.