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Changing Dimensions of International Law: An Asian Perspective
Professor R.P. Anand Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi, India
International Law in Ancient India Kautilya’s Arthasastra and Manusmriti Fabled Land of India
Europeans need to reach India: Fights against Muslims and Demand for
Role of Portugal and Spain Portuguese Arrive in India in 1498
Portugal’s attempt to keep sea route to
Other Europeans enter the fray. India a Divided Subcontinent Rules of Inter-state conduct in India when
India disintegrated after the death of
European and Indian struggles for dominance. England and France started interfering in local
England defeated the French and most of the
India becomes a British Colony in 1857.
England becomes super-power. Other Europeans acquire colonies in
European struggles and conflicts.
Modern international law started developing
International Law of Europe applicable only
Family of Civilized States.
European struggles lead to two
Attempts to establish International
India becomes member of the League
India becomes independent in 1947.
As a parting gift India was divided into two countries. Populations
Even more difficult was the problem of six hundred and odd Princely states which after the lapse of British suzerainty, became independent.
But India and Pakistan insisted that they had to join one of the two countries.
India solved the problem except for Hyderabad and Kashmir. While in Hyderabad India used minimal force, Kashmir problem still lingers
India joins as an original member of the United
Nations.
India condemns Colonialism and Racialism. India plays an active role in the independence of
the purpose.
India helps admission of new states to become
Liberation of Goa India decries Racialism. India accepts International Law Principles of Peaceful Coexistence or
India supports the United Nations. India supports Communist China’s
India acts as a bridge between two
India and the Group of 77 India supports development and
A New common law of mankind in