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Foreign Policy of Nepal by S.D. Muni
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Book Overview
In Foreign Policy of Nepal, S. D. Muni presents an objective and critical analysis of Nepal’s diplomatic stance, its historical roots, and the factors that have shaped its foreign policy over decades. With clarity and scholarly rigour, the book traces the evolution of Nepal’s external relations from the mid-20th century to contemporary times, examining the objectives, determinants, and practical challenges of its international engagement.
The revised edition explores key themes such as:
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The historical foundations of Nepal’s foreign policy and its early diplomatic strategies following the end of isolation.
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The impact of domestic politics on foreign relations and decision-making processes.
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Nepal’s relationship with neighbouring powers, especially India and China, including efforts to maintain balance and strategic autonomy.
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The role of international organisations and multilateral diplomacy in shaping Nepal’s global interactions.
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Relevant documents, data sheets and timelines that illuminate key events and policy shifts.
Written in a clear and academic manner, the book is suitable as a text/reference for students, researchers, and anyone interested in Nepal’s geopolitical positioning, diplomatic evolution, and strategic choices.
