India China Relations: an Agenda For Asian Century [Hardcover]

India-China Relations An Agenda for Asian Century is based on revised updated and edited papers submitted at a two-day national seminar organized by VPM?s Centre for International Studies Regd in March 2006 It is the belief of the organizers that sound bilateral relations can best be promoted particularly when there are contentious issues among them based on historic past by initially focusing on low political but highly people oriented issues and later move to resolve nationally emotive high political issuesIn the area of low politics RK Mishra and DR Arjun Rao discuss economic reforms in China with reference to privatization of public enterprises Sudha Mohan looks at urbanization in India and China comparatively while analyzing its impact on these two Asian giants emergence as major powers and also suggests remedial measures Avinash Kollhe has taken up a study of Muslims as minorities in India and ChinaThough it is easy to see bilateral relations in a bifocal framework there is always a grey area between low and high politics; and India-China relations are no exception Within grey area PM Kamath in his analysis of Sino-Indian doctrine of No First Use of Nuclear weapons convincingly shows it as a doctrine of peace; therefore wants two Asian nations to initiate a formal understanding on NGU Geetha Reddy and Ajay Babu Gangidi see opportunities as well as conflicts in India-China energy initiatives Raj Kumar Kothari examines Regional Disparity as a factor in Sino-Indian relations BN Mehrish finds avenues for two nations under study to find opportunities to cooperate despite their concern on various issues like human rights and reforming the UNThree authors have discussed issues of high politics that causes conflicts between democratic India and capitalistic-communist one arty ruled China In his keynote address Subramanian Swamy postulates a strategic partnership between India and China for economic benefits global influence and enhancement of national security Ramesh Babu analyses emerging multipolar world where in India and China would play their legitimate roles E D?Souza undertakes in his paper a SWOT analysis of armed forces of India and China V Balachaderan in his valedictory address reflects on impediments on India and China together making twenty-first century as an Asian century Post-script by the editor reflects on continuous controversies between India and China such as on status of Kashmir military-to-military relations It is timely book that should be useful to all those interested on India and China Contents:- CONTENTS:- Preface 1 IntroductionPM Kamath 1 Inaugural and keynote address Sino-Indian strategic partnershipSuibramanian Swamy 2 Multipolarity the ultimate global realityB Ramesh Babu 3 Sino-Indian doctrine of peace No first use of nuclear weaponsPM Kamath 4 The armed forces of India and China the two Asian Giants of TodayE D?Souza 5 Indo Chinese energy initiatives-conflict or cooperationGeetha Reddy Anant and Ajay Babu Gangidi 6 Study of economic reforms in China with Reference to privatization of Public enterprisesRK Mishra and DR Arjun Rao 7 Urbanisation in India and China impact on emergence as major powersSudha Mohan 8 Regional disparity as a factor in Sino-Indian relations emerging scenarioRaj Kumar Kothari 9 UN reforms agenda and India-China perspectivesBN Mehrish 10 Muslims as a minority in India and ChinaAvinash Kolhe 11 Valedictory addressV Balachandran IndexI The Title 'India China Relations: an Agenda For Asian Century written/authored/edited by P.M. Kamath', published in the year 2011. The ISBN 9788121210980 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 292 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is International Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol:-