Abanti Bhattacharya
South China Sea Dispute: The Farce of Chinese Multilateralism
On territorial and sovereignty related issues, China is likely to increasingly display unilateral tendencies. This is commensurate not only with China’s growing power but also with the relative decline of the United States.
As China prepares for post-Dalai Lama Tibet, what is India to do with the Tibetan Exiles?
While China has shown eagerness for the Dalai Lama’s return to China, it has categorically refused to take back the exiled Tibetan population based in India.
China’s Inroads into Nepal: India’s Concerns
The political crisis that triggered off in Nepal with Prime Minster Prachanda’s resignation yet again indicates not only the trials and tribulations of a fledgling democratic process but also points t
Explaining China’s India Policy
Let the fact speak for itself. China was not happy about India gaining the waiver in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) and it played the role of a spoiler till such time it could.
China's Discourse on Regionalism
Chair: V P Dutt
Discussants: S K Bhutani & Baladas Ghoshal
Interpreting the Chinese Dicourse on State in the Era of Globlization
Under the impact of globalization the Chinese state is caught in the dilemma of intensifying economic reforms on the one hand, and maintaining authoritarian rule on the other.
