Preface and Acknowledgements
Introduction: International Relations Theory and South Asian Regional Cooperation: Security, Political Economy, Domestic Politics, Identities, and Images, E. Sridharan
Part One: Possible Regional Cooperation Models, Processes and Obstacles
1. Sovereignty Tradeoffs and Regional Integration: Theoretical and Comparative Reflections, Pratap Bhanu Mehta
2. Regional Dynamics of Emerging Powers: Power/Control or Leadership/Consent, Varun Sahni
3. SAARC: The Search for a Regional Security Model, Aparajita Biswas
Part Two: Domestic Politics and its Foreign Policy Implications
4. The Evolution of Civil-Military Relations in South Asia, Ayesha Siddiqa
5. Re-Designing the Architecture of the State? Sri Lanka's Transition from Civil War to Post-Civil War State, Jayadeva Uyangoda
6. Foreign Policy Reversal: The Politics of Sri Lanka's Economic Relations with India, Rajesh M. Basrur
7. Domestic Bases of Foreign Policy: The Case of Bangladesh's Policy towards India, Nalini Kant Jha
Part Three: Political Economy and Regional Cooperation
8. Political Economy of Preferential Trade in South Asia: The Indo-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement, Rahul Mukherji
9. Obstacles to Bangladesh-India Cooperation: An International Relations Theory Perspective, Mohammad Humayun Kabir