India and Comprehensive Security: Multiple Cooperation Strategy

The end of Cold War and Soviet Union collapse resulted in some changes in international equations such as great powers relations. This new situation with some systemic processes included in Globalization and spread of communications technologies have influenced rising powers policy choices. The foreign policies of these powers are so important. Hence, foreign policy of India as a one of the most important of rising powers in terms of new leadership and economic requirements have experienced new trend: trying to promote security by few concern to ideology and moving toward multiple cooperation strategy. This article is seeking to answer two question: why India has choosen this strategy? And what are the main examples of this strategy? The article s aims is explaining of the change and this new trend in India foreign policy after Cold War. Evaluation of attitude changes of new leaders and its impact on India foreign policy with some characteristics such as pragmatism is the main discussion of the article.