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一、中文專書
Barbara D. Metcalf and Thomas R. Metcalf著，陳琦郁譯，蒙兀兒之後—印度五百年的蛻變（台北：左岸文化出版社，2011年）。
E. H. Carr著，秦亞青譯，20年危機（1919-1939）：國際關係研究導論（北京：世界知識出版社，2005年）。
Edward Luce原著，張淑芳譯，不顧諸神：現代印度的奇怪崛起（北京：中信出版社，2007年）。
John Lewis Gaddis著，翟強、張靜譯，冷戰（北京：社會科學文獻出版社，2013年）。
Marc Trachtenberg原著，陳秉逵譯，歷史研究取徑與方法：以外交史為例（台北：韋伯出版社，2010年）。
Stephen P. Cohen著，國防部史政編譯室譯，印度：成型中的強權（台北：國防部史政編譯室，2003年）。
V. S. Naipaul著，杜默譯，印度：受傷的文明（台北：馬可孛羅，2013年）。
方天賜，「臺灣對印度崛起的回應與臺印關係發展」，收錄於那瑞維主編，印度崛起（台北：政治大學國際關係研究中心，2013年）。
王冠雄，「從國際海洋法觀點論美國『再平衡』政策在東亞海域的實踐」，收錄於包宗和主編，美國「再平衡」政策對東亞局勢之影響（台北：財團法人兩岸交流遠景基金會，2013年）。
王紅生、B.辛格著，尼赫魯家族與印度政治（北京：北京大學出版社，2011年）。
伍福佐，「形成中的中美印三邊關係」，中美印三邊關係研究（北京：時事出版社，2013）。
向駿，2050中國第一？權力轉移理論下的美「中」台關係之迷思 （台北：博揚文化，2006年）。
吳俊才，印度史（台北：三民書局，2010年）。
李思嫺，「冷戰後印度『大國地位』的想望：一種幻想、迷思與現實的建構」，收錄於司徒文、陳牧民主編，南亞新視野：政治發展、國際關係、經濟社會（台北：五南出版社，2015年）。
沈明室，「印度軍事戰略發展與實踐」，收錄於那瑞維主編，印度崛起（台北：政治大學國際關係研究中心，2013年）。
馬加力，關注印度：崛起中的大國（天津：天津人民出版社，2002年）。
馬孆，當代印度外交，（上海：上海人民出版社，2007年）。
張登及，「G2論與十年來的中美關係：一個國際關係理論的分析和反省」，中共建政與兩岸分治六十年學術研討會論文集（台北：中共研究雜誌、展望與探索雜誌社，2009年）。
張貴洪，「中美印三邊關係的演變」，中美印三邊關係研究（北京：時事出版社，2013年）。
陳牧民，「中印關係：龍象之爭或是中印大同？」，收錄於宋鎮照等著，當代中國的東亞外交策略與關係：區域霸權興起？（台北：五南出版社，2011年）。
趙干城，中印關係：現狀、趨勢、應對（北京：時事出版社，2013）。
趙干城，印度大國地位與大國外交（上海：上海人民出版社，2007年）。
鄭端耀，「印度崛起多面向觀點探討」，收錄於那瑞維主編，印度崛起（台北：政治大學國際關係研究中心，2013年）。
閻鐵麟，「從美國亞太地區軍事部署之規畫認識『再平衡』政策」，收錄於包宗和主編，美國「再平衡」政策對東亞局勢之影響（台北：財團法人兩岸交流遠景基金會，2013年）。
二、中文期刊
于鐵軍，「進攻性現實主義、防禦性現實主義和新古典現實主義」，世界經濟與政治，第5期（2000年），頁29-34。
方天賜，「印度教民族主義自1990年代以來的發展極其意涵」，問題與研究，第41卷，第4期（2002年），頁47-63。
方天賜，「印度實施經濟改革以來的外交走向」，問題與研究，第40期，第4卷（2001年），頁81-96。
方天賜，「莫迪時期的印美關係發展與展望」，戰略安全研析，第115期（2014年），頁13-19。
王公隆，「新古典現實主義理論的貢獻與缺失」，國際論壇，第8卷，第4期（2006年），頁36-41。
石忠山，「當代印度憲政體制」，台灣國際研究季刊，第 2 卷，第 4 期（2006年），頁1-30。
宋偉，「國際結構與國家行為：內鬥的現實主義」，外交評論，第1期（2007年），頁46-55。
宋偉，「從國際政治理論到外交政策理論—比較防禦性現實主義與新古典現實主義」，外交評論，第3期（2009年），頁25-47。
宋德星，「印度國際政治思想芻議」，南亞研究季刊，第2期（2006年），頁9-15。
宋德星，「從戰略文化視角看印度的大國地位追求」，現代國際關係，第6期 （2008年），頁27-33。
李明，「歐巴馬政府的朝鮮半島政策（2009-2012 年）」，遠景基金會季刊，第14 卷，第2 期（2013年），頁1-52。
李思嫺，「新古典現實主義、國家與外交政策」，政治科學季評，第30期（2011年），頁1-6。
李思嫺，「21世紀的美中關係：權力轉移與和平」，政治科學季評，第31期（2011年），頁1-5。
李思嫺，「中國威脅論下的『和平崛起』論述」，臺灣科技大學人文社會學報，第11卷，第1期（2015年），頁63-80。
李巍，「從體系層次到單元層次－國內政治與新古典現實主義」，外交評論，第5期（2009年），頁134-150。
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門洪華，「權力轉移、問題轉移與範式轉移」，美國研究，第19卷，第3期（2005年），頁7-32。
馬燕冰、張學剛，「湄公河次區域合作中的大國競爭及影響」，國際資料信息，第4期（2008年），頁15-20。
張力，「印度走向核軍備化：戰略動因的再認識」，南亞研究季刊，第4期（2006年），頁36-44。
張金翠，「《政事論》與印度外交戰略的古典根源」，外交評論，第2期（2013年），頁119-130。
張登及，「『再平衡』對美中關係之影響：一個理論與政策的分析」，遠景基金會季刊，第14 卷，第2 期（2013年），頁53-98。
張登及，「地緣因素與新現實主義：以冷戰後的美『中』地緣競逐為例」，政治學報，第45期（2008年），頁95-134。
張貴洪 邱昌情，「印度『東向政策』的新思考」，國際問題研究，第4期（2012年），頁90-103。
張貴洪，「印度的國際組織外交」，國際觀察，第2期（2010年），頁44-51。
陳牧民，「印度國家安全戰略分析」，台灣國際研究季刊，第2卷，第4期（2006年），頁81-101。。
陳牧民，「印度的中國政策—影響因素與形成過程之分析」，台灣國際研究季刊，第 9 卷，第 3 期（2013年），頁155-173。
黄正多，「印度多邊外交實踐的成效與局限」，國際問題研究，第6 期（2013 年），頁55-64。
趙干城，「印度『東向政策』的發展及意義」，當代亞太，第8 期（2007年），頁11-14。
劉丰、張睿壯，「現實主義國際關係理論流派分析」，國際政治科學，第4期（2005年），頁109-131。
蔡東杰，「新世紀印度對大國之外交關係」，淡江國際與區域研究，第1卷，第1期（2012年），頁35-62。
鄭端耀，「國際關係新古典現實主義理論」，問題與研究，第44卷第1期（2005年），頁115-135。
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