A Resurgent China: South Asian Perspective AResurgent China: South Asian Perspective, edited by Tan Tai Yong and S.D. Muni, is a timely book. The simultaneous rise of India and China is a defining reality of the... Arvind Gupta | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
On Your Marx! When the Berlin Wall was brought down in 1989, followed by the subsequent disintegration of the Soviet Union, one is unsure whether Francis Fukuyama was actually singing a ditty with... Pinaki Bhattacharya | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
China’s National Interests: Exploring the Domestic Discourse China's emergence as a global actor has fuelled much speculation over its ‘intentions’ in the long term. Arguably, debates on the issue have centred around China's growing military and economic... Rukmani Gupta | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Bhutan–India Power Cooperation: Benefits Beyond Bilateralism The article argues that as India and Bhutan have moved into the second phase of power cooperation, it is important that the two countries revisit their policies and identify approaches... Medha Bisht | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Tedim Road—The Strategic Road on a Frontier: A Historical Analysis The article is an attempt to study the history of the Tedim Road, a 265 km transborder road connecting Imphal (the capital of Manipur in India) with Tedim in the... Pum Khan Pau | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
UCPN (Maoist)’s Two-Line Struggle: A Critical Analysis The objective of this article is to critically analyse the discourse within the Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) or known as UCPN (Maoist) since its evolution and find out... Nihar R. Nayak | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Will the Indus Water Treaty Survive? The Indus Water Treaty (IWT) is the most significant confidence-building measure between India and Pakistan. Despite the wars and hostilities, the IWT has functioned well since it was signed in... Uttam Kumar Sinha , Arvind Gupta , Ashok K. Behuria | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Strategy and Tactics of the Indian Maoists: An Analysis Naxals of the Communist Party of India (CPI) (Maoist), better known as Maoists, characterised more than once by the Indian prime minister as the gravest threat to our internal security,... V.K. Ahluwalia | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Bangladesh–India Relations, Challenges and Prospects The relations between Bangladesh and India are important and have a strong historic basis. The prospects for these relations to grow in strength are indeed enormous if they are pursued... Begum Khaleda Zia MP | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
Legitimacy Crisis and ‘Popular Uprisings’ in North Africa The recent wind of ‘popular uprisings’ blowing across North Africa, most notably Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria and Libya, is monumental and unprecedented. Indeed, the world was taken aback by these... J. Shola Omotola | September 2012 | Strategic Analysis
