India’s relations with Communist China have evolved through various twists and turns. India’s lack of realist approach and naiveté about emerging global politics helped China in gaining an upper hand over India in achieving regional dominance particularly displayed through the bilateral disputes over the border determination. While the defeat of 1962 is a distant past, it has continued to wield great influence over India’s overall approach towards China. This article, thus, goes for a reappraisal of the border issues which have and still continue to influence Indo-China relations
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Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Sino-Indian relations, which have long been fraught, took an especially adverse turn this summer wit...
The article is based on the author’s most recent book Powershift: India-China Relations in a Multipo...
The China-Indian boundary and territorial dispute is one of the major issues affecting Sino-Indian b...
After Indian Independence in 1947 and the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC) in 1949, ...
This article aims to refocus the theoretical debate on the rising China-India rivalry by using the c...
As the two most populous nations and Asia’s two largest and most dynamic societies, China and India ...
China and India, demographically being the two largest countries in the world, are together accounti...
China and India have a challenging and consequential relationship. Tense interactions in recent year...
This article (Survival; vol. 52, no. 1, 2010) reflects on relations between India and China, includi...
Are China and India allies or enemies in the South Asian economy? Well, it seems they are both; work...
The national movements of China and India took divergent paths and the chasm grew wider over the yea...
As Asia’s largest and most rapidly rising powers in contemporary global politics, relations between ...
Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased...
Sino-Indian relations, which have long been fraught, took an especially adverse turn this summer wit...