Sunil Dasgupta and Stephen P. Cohen
How Military Trade Could Energize United States - Indian Relations
Much has been made of U.S. President Barack Obama's pledge to support
Even as nonmilitary trade and investment and social and cultural ties between
Convinced that the domestic political price of friendship with
Since coming to power, the Obama administration has shifted course, partly on the grounds that Bush gave
The Obama administration has argued that the long-term U.S.- Indian alignment implied by the nuclear deal made
Obama's two years of trying to bring
WEAPONS OF MASS CONSTRUCTION
During the Cold War,
But now, after a decade of rapid economic growth that fattened
The biggest prize on the Indian military market today is a
KINKS IN THE WORKS
But some major obstacles remain. For one,
The new nuclear liability bill that
Given
So far, however, the Obama administration has not wanted to think big and seriously consider joint technology development. This is a mistake. Short-term differences between
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