IDSA Policy Briefs
The Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA) is a non-partisan, autonomous body dedicated to objective research and policy relevant studies on all aspects of defence and security. Its mission is to promote national and international security through the generation and dissemination of knowledge on defence and security-related issues. IDSA policy briefs mainly focus on warfare, human rights and India's foreign policy and international relations.
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Publications:
- A Critique of India's Defence Offset Guidelines 2012
- An Ideal Arms Trade Treaty from India's Perspective
- Politics of Arms Trade Treaty Negotiations
- ‘Heart as a Weapon’
- Elevate Human Rights as the Core Organising Principle in Counter Insurgency
- Back to the Basics: Foot and Hoof Mobilty in the Mountains
- A Case for Increasing FDI up to 100 Percent in India’s Defence Industry
- Revision of the DSCO
- Contours of a Possible Indian Riposte to Chinese Aggressiveness
- India-United States 2020
- The Civil Nuclear Liability Bill
- Advantages of Including Munitions Items in the SCOMET List
- How India and the United Kingdom can Cooperate on Nuclear and Radiological Security
- India Woos GCC’s Sovereign Wealth Fund
- Internal Security
- Brief on India's Neighbourhood
- Reviewing India’s Nuclear Doctrine
- Exploring India – Kazakhstan Transport Linkages
- Musharraf in a Mess of his own Making
- The Unfolding Crisis in Sri Lanka and the Options for India
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