[16]The White House，The National Security Strategy of the United States of America，September 2002.
[17]C.Baja Mohan，“A Paradigm Shift toward South Asia？”The Washington Quarterly，Winter 2002—2003，p.146.
[18]Howard La Franchi，“Attacks Move Pakistan up，India Down，on U.S.Agenda”，The Christian Science Monitor，September 24，2001.
[19]Frank G.Wisner II，etal，eds.，“U.S.Policy Toward India，Pakistan，and Afghanistan”，Charimen'sReprot of an Independent Task Force Cosponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and the Asia Society，November 2003.
[20]比如，Robert D.Blackwill，“The Trans formation of US‐India Relations：A Stat U.S.Report”，addressed to the Delhi Policy Group，Habitat Centre New Delhi，India，February 26，2002；Christina B.Rocca，“Trans forming US‐India Relations”，remarks Before the Confederation of Indian Industry，New Delhi，India，May 14，2002；Richard N.Haass，“The United States and India：A Transformed Relationship”，Remarks to the Confederation of Indian Industry，Hyderabad，India，7 January2003.http：//www.state.org.
[21]The White House，The National Security Strategy of the United States，September 2002.
[22]Christina B.Rocca，“Deepening U.S.Engagement in South Asia”，Press Statement，U.S.Department of State，October 10，2002，in http：//www.state.gov/p/sa/rls/rm/14296.htm.
[23]C.Raja Mohan，“A Paradigm Shift toward South Asia？”The Washington Quarterly，Winter 2002—2003，p.150.
[24]Lee Feinstein，“W hen Policy Priorities Converge：U.S.Relations with India and Pakistan”，in Lee Feinstein，et al.，“A New Equation：U.S.Policy toward India and Pakistan after September 11”，Carnegie Endowment for International Peace，Working Paper，No.27，May 2002.