This book brings out several aspects of India's political-economic relations with China. It analyes leadership, state capitalism, and geo-economics, and also describes special cases such as the Trade War, Structural Conflicts in Chinese Political Economy, Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar Economic Corridor, WTO negotiations, etc.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Section I: Setting the Tone
1. India-China Relations at the Crossroads: The Sum of Conflict and Cooperation 2. The Geo-economics, the Geopolitics and the Complexities between India and China Relations: A Theoretical Perspective 3. Xi Jinping's New China: A Challenge for India
Section II: Perspectives on the Chinese Economy
4. Adam Smith in Beijing: The Market, the Political Authority, and Society 5. Domestic Drivers behind China's 'Connectivity Agenda' 6. Contested Terrains: The Labor Contract Law and Structural Conflicts in Chinese Political Economy
Section III: India and the Chinese Economy
7. Sailing through Crises: Economic Relations between India and China 8. An Assessment of India-China Banking Sector Relations 9. India and China in the WTO Agricultural Negotiations: Stakes Amidst Crisis
Section IV: Regional and Global Context
10. Bilateral Challenges vs Multinational Prospects: Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar Economic Corridor 11. Digital Silk Road Initiatives (DSRI) under BRI: Implications and Concerns for India 12. Divide et Impera: China's Unassailable Presence in Europe 13. The US-China Trade War: Assessing India's Advantages and Opportunities 14. Does A Free Fall of India-China Relationship Offer Opportunities to Strengthen India-Taiwan Relations? 15. India's Maritime Orientation and the China Factor: Economic and Strategic Analysis of Maritime Interests and Strategies
Section V: Conclusion
16. Pulling out of Tailspin: Assessing the 'Deleveraging' Debate and the Search for 'Level Playing' Field in India-China Economic Relations
