Showing posts with label ISSSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ISSSP. Show all posts

Jun 17, 2013

Comments on Troubling Tehran: Reflections on Geopolitics

Below are some comments made by various individuals on my book Troubling Tehran: Reflections on Geopolitics (co-edited with Rajaram Nagappa). The book is published by Pentagon Press and can be purchased at Flipkart and Bookadda apart from regular brick and mortar bookstores.



Former NSA and current Governor of West Bengal, Mr. MK Narayanan made the following comment after reading my book (co-edited with Rajaram Nagappa) Troubling Tehran Reflections on Geopolitics
High quality treatises of this kind are indeed very few, and I greatly welcome this opportunity to update myself on a subject of growing contemporary relevance and significance.

Ms Vijay Thakur, Joint Secretary, National Security Council Secretariat
The book contains articles which are very informative and analytical, and these would provide valuable input to our work at the NSCS.

Vice Admiral RN Ganesh (Retd), former C-in-C, Southern Naval Command

The book is a valuable compilation and makes a useful addition to the existing debate, and I have little doubt that perspectives such as the ones presented in this book will influence the moulding of a more autonomous and reality based policy. This is all the more important with the the impending vacuum in Afghanistan. 
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May 31, 2013

Website of International Strategic and Security Studies Programme (ISSSP), NIAS, Bangalore

The International Strategic and Security Studies Programme (ISSSP), National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore has a new website. The website contains all our reports and books as well as other details about the ISSSP.

The website can be accessed at <http://isssp.in/>

Home page of ISSSP's website <http://isssp.in/>

About the Programme

The International Strategic & Security Studies Programme, was started at the National Institute of Advanced Studies (NIAS), Bangalore in 1996 with the broad objective of conducting academic and policy research related to national and international security issues. The emphasis of research is towards integrating complex elements of science and technology with policy, organizational and institutional arrangements.

Rapidly changing geo-political and technology adaptation scenarios affect the national and international strategic conditions and the research carried out in the Programme reflects this. Current and emerging scenarios relating to nuclear, missiles and space weapons are reflective of such an impact and have formed the core area of research.

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