Tag: Tibet

• Of Perceptions and Policies

  Review of Shishir Gupta’s ‘The Himalayan Face-Off: Chinese Assertion and the Indian Riposte’

• The Modi-Xi Tango: Missteps and Fluffed Lines?

  If India thinks it has a Tibet card, then it must play it more wisely, not engage in theatrics.

• China and Narendra Modi

  Does Narendra Modi’s decisive electoral victory hold significance for Chinese domestic politics? And what is China’s approach going to be to Prime Minister Modi?

• Infrastructure Development along India’s Borders with China

  Indian infrastructure development in its border areas is a complex mix of national security considerations, political gamesmanship and economic rent-seeking

• Military CBMs, Bilateral Agreements and the Sino-Indian Relationship

  This essay examines the key agreements concluded between India and China in the post-Cold War era with implications for their boundary dispute and bilateral military CBMs.

• China’s New Foreign Policy Team

  The first annual session of the 12th National People’s Congress in China was notable for, among other things, new appointments to China’s key foreign policy positions. What are the implications for India?

• Foreign Policy under China’s New Leaders: What India can Expect

  While India must continue its own defence modernization and engage in partnership and cooperation with the United States and with China’s neighbours, it must also simultaneously be willing to work with China’s leadership on a broad range of economic, political, military and social issues.

• Chinese Claims on Arunachal: A Consequence of the Sino-Tibetan Dispute

  In the mid-1980s, the core of the boundary dispute for China shifted eastward to Arunachal Pradesh. At least three possible reasons can be highlighted for this new Chinese emphasis. .

• Q&A: The India-China Border Conflict

  Interview originally published by the World Politics Review’s Global Insider on 23 November 2011.