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India and the South Asian strategic triangle/ Ashok Kapur

By: Kapur, AshokMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: hard bound, 2011Description: 214 p. ill. 23 cmISBN: 9780415454667Subject(s): India | Diplomatic relations | South AsiaDDC classification: 355.033054

Contents:

1. Introduction 2. 1950s: From China-India Pretensions and Complicity to Strategic Contentions 3. Theory of Strategic Triangles and its relevance in the Indian Subcontinent and Himalayan Zone 4. Strategic Triangles in the Himalayan Zone; pre-1949 History and 1949-50 5. The Making of Sino-Indian Conflict: Role of Bilateral Actions- Reactions, Third Party Foreign Influences & Domestic Politics in Foreign Policy 6. The Inevitability of Sino-Indian Conflict 7. India Regrouped, China's Irredentist Escalation Continued (1962- ) and the China-India-Pakistan Triangle Emerged (1963- ) 8. Sino-Indian Manoeuvres That Led to a Strategic Stalemate and Conflict Formation 9. Current Dynamics and a Look to the Future

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1. Introduction
2. 1950s: From China-India Pretensions and Complicity to Strategic Contentions
3. Theory of Strategic Triangles and its relevance in the Indian Subcontinent and Himalayan Zone
4. Strategic Triangles in the Himalayan Zone; pre-1949 History and 1949-50
5. The Making of Sino-Indian Conflict: Role of Bilateral Actions- Reactions, Third Party Foreign Influences & Domestic Politics in Foreign Policy
6. The Inevitability of Sino-Indian Conflict
7. India Regrouped, China's Irredentist Escalation Continued (1962- ) and the China-India-Pakistan Triangle Emerged (1963- )
8. Sino-Indian Manoeuvres That Led to a Strategic Stalemate and Conflict Formation
9. Current Dynamics and a Look to the Future

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