Dialogue  April-June 2008 , Volume 9 No. 4

Contents

• Editorial Perspective

               TacklingTerrorism: the Confusion at the Top                                     

• North-East Scan                                                                             

               A Spurt in Terrorist Mayhem -  D.N. Bezboruah

               India’s North-East: One Script, Many Actors - Patricia Mukhim

               Arms and the Ordinary Man- Pradip Phanjoubam

               Nagaland – A Politics gone awry - Patricia Mukhim

               Naga mind must match Naga goal -Charlse Chasie

•  The Challenge of Good Governance in India: Need for Innovative Approaches - Balmiki Prasad Singh

• Manipur is Bleeding - E.N. Rammohan 

• Maoist Movement: Current Trends and State Response - PV Ramana

• Economic Consequences of Insurgency in the North-East - H.N. Das

• Counter-terrorism Measures: Need for Non-governmental Approach  - D.C. Nath

• Terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir – the Cultural Dimension - S.S. Toshkhani

• The Rise of China – Challenges for India - K.K. Mitra

• India’s Place in China’s Strategic Vision – A Historical Perspective - D.S. Rajan

• Indo-Pak Relations and Internal Security  - J.N. Roy  

• The Global War on Terror: the Pakistan Front - Manoj Joshi

• Present Bangladesh Scenario and its Impact on India’s Internal Security - Bimal Pramanik

• Three Dimensions of the Fourth Eelam War in Sri Lanka - Col. R. Hariharan (Retd.)

• The Media in India and Terrorism - Devdutt

• Marxism and Indian Academics - Shankar Sharan  

• Terrorists online: The New Dimensions in National Security - Subimal Bhattacharjee