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India and the Sovereignty Principle: The Disaggregation Imperative
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India and the Sovereignty Principle: The Disaggregation Imperative

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of India's evolving relationship with sovereignty in a complex global order. Moving beyond conventional narratives, it examines how the sovereignty principle shapes India's behavior across four critical domains—from traditional military power to contemporary data governance.

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By Rudra Chaudhuri and Nabarun Roy
Published on Sep 26, 2025
IndiaSecurity

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