21st Century New Perspectives on Indian Foreign Policy

Author: Wu Yongnian
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book is an important research project under the National Social Sciences of China. India is a neighboring country of China and also a rising major power. Historically, India and China have had border wars, and currently, India is the country with the largest area of land territorial disputes involving China. In the issue of Tibet, India's attitude and policy trends are also of great significance. In the 21st century, China is in a critical period of reform and development, and we need a peaceful and stable surrounding environment. Therefore, studying India's foreign policy trends in the new century and the development and changes in China-India relations are not only directly related to the security and stability of China's southwestern frontier and the implementation of China's western development strategy, but also crucial for China's adjustment of the geopolitical landscape in the Asia-Pacific region and its relations with other major powers. The experts and scholars who wrote this book, based on collecting materials and conducting field investigations, have adopted the methods of analysis and argumentation to provide an in-depth and incisive discussion of India's foreign policy, providing a wealth of valuable reference materials for relevant Chinese authorities to formulate related policies.