This book treats the subjects only in a few of its broader aspects and are directed to a practical aim which is at this moment much in the minds of thoughtful men everywhere. Painfully struck by the fact that while economic relations between nations have been growing closer, and the personal interecourse between their members far more frequent, political friendli9ness between states had not increase, each men have been asking why ill-feeling continue still so rife. Why is it that before the clouds of Great War had vanished from the sky new clouds are rising over the horizon? This book is intended to supply some materials to answer the aforesaid questions by throwing upon them the light of history which has moulded the minds of men showing us how the world of International Policies has come to be what it is. This book can be beneficial the students of politics, politicians and the general readers.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Naunihal Singh
Dr. Naunihal Singh earned the degrees of M.A. (Economics), M.A. (Sociology), L.L.B. (with International Law), Ph.D. (Management) and D.Litt. (International Business). He was also educated at the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow, U.K, and La Sorbonne University, Paris, France. Dr. Singh taught as Professor of Business Administration at many institutions of USA. A prolific writer, Dr. Singh has authored about fifty books on National and International Affairs. Formerly Director in the Government of India, and Member, Board of Governors, Engineering College, Kurukshetra University, India, Dr. Singh has represented India at the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and Far East (ECAFE) at Addis Ababa. He negotiated trade with Japan on behalf of the Government of India during Expo ’70 held in Osaka. Dr. Singh travelled widely in Europe including England, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Venezuela, Combodia, Chile, Japan and other South-Eastern countries, and African countries. A wide spectrum person Dr. Singh was till recently a Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha).
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