India´s Foreign Policy: Coping with the Changing World traces the values and principles that have shaped India´s foreign policy and its evolution starting from the Non-Aligned Movement, up to the end of the Cold War; decline of multilateralism and the nation state; and the challenges of globalization. It also looks at India´s relations with world powers like the United States, Russia, China and Japan, and with its neighbours, particularly Bangladesh and Pakistan. It further analyzes and suggests appropriate strategies for dealing with recent developments that have far-reaching consequences for India in the coming years. This updated edition includes a new chapter on Pakistan.