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ISBN: 9788182745216
Sidor: 439
Vikt: 501 g
Produktmått: 12 , 9 x 19 , 8 x 22 , 5 cm
Bokomslag: Inbunden
Thema:

Sino-Indian Relations Engelska 2011

Författare: Sudhir Kumar Singh
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ISBN: 9788182745216
Sidor: 439
Vikt: 501 g
Produktmått: 12 , 9 x 19 , 8 x 22 , 5 cm
Bokomslag: Inbunden
Thema:
In the Post-9/11 scenario international system, Asia is supposed to recapture the focal attention of the international system. But due to inherent rivalry among Asian powers it seems to be an utopian idea. China and India's bilateral relationship is the key to emergence of Asia as the new power house of the global system. Due to baggage of history both India and China are not doing well in the arena of strategic cooperation despite their excellent economic cooperation. They are all set to in * benefits in case of cooperation and devastation in case of conflict. There are convergences of interests between both countries in establishing the supremacy of Asia in new world order. In case of cooperation they could implement the real notion of third world cooperation and ensure justice based international system. The present volume intended to deal with those delicate issues in a comprehensive manner. In the Post-9/11 scenario international system, Asia is supposed to recapture the focal attention of the international system. But due to inherent rivalry among Asian powers it seems to be an utopian idea. China and India's bilateral relationship is the key to emergence of Asia as the new power house of the global system. Due to baggage of history both India and China are not doing well in the arena of strategic cooperation despite their excellent economic cooperation. They are all set to in * benefits in case of cooperation and devastation in case of conflict. There are convergences of interests between both countries in establishing the supremacy of Asia in new world order. In case of cooperation they could implement the real notion of third world cooperation and ensure justice based international system. The present volume intended to deal with those delicate issues in a comprehensive manner.
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