ABSTRACT Incoherent, or even nonexistent, is the common criticism leveled at India’s public opinion. Given this criticism, scholars of Indian foreign policy often do not consider public attitudes in their research. Contrary to this, I trace the evolution of India’s public opinion and foreign policy connections since the early 1990s to demonstrate that the Indian public has opinions on foreign policy and that those opinions have limited but growing impact on the country’s foreign policy.

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印度的舆论和外交政策：来自新德里的观点

摘要 语无伦次，甚至根本不存在，是对印度舆论的普遍批评。鉴于这种批评，印度外交政策的学者在他们的研究中往往不考虑公众的态度。与此相反，我追溯了自 1990 年代初期以来印度舆论和外交政策联系的演变，以证明印度公众对外交政策有意见，这些意见对国家外交政策的影响有限但越来越大。