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| Party and Prosperity Dreams in Rural China: Poverty Alleviation Campaigns in Yunnan |
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| Local Environmental Governance and Industrial Development in China |
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The research examined how the local governments along with the industrial firms have taken charge of the environmental pollution governance in China formulating valid pollution governance measures and progressed with the industrial development simultaneously.
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| ICS Conversation: Doklam Revisited |
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Lt. Gen Praveen Bakshi, Lt. Gen DS Hooda, Amb. VP Haran, Amb. Ashok K Kantha & Mr. Sushant Singh
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| ICS Conversations | 14 September |
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The panelists addressed the diplomatic and military lessons that India could draw from the Doklam and Chumar incidents and the way forward for the maintenance of peace and tranquility in border areas while safeguarding India’s vital interests. The panel also examined the post-Doklam trajectory of India-China relationship and its future prospects, including the likelihood (or otherwise) of an early boundary settlement. Bhutan’s relations with India and China against the backdrop of Doklam.
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| Foreign NGOs in China: Emerging from the Shadows |
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Santosh Pai
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| Wednesday Seminar | 19 September |
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The speaker observed the need to develop a study comparing the legal regimes governing foreign NGOs in China and India as well as the underlying sentiments behind them.
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| Islamisation of Xinjiang and the Need for De-radicalisation |
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| Wednesday Seminar | 26 September |
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The speaker analysed the Xinjiang situation from the perspective of Chinese interests, it is hard to see how China benefits from its massive repression of Muslim populations.
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| Volume 54 | Issue 3 | August 2018 |
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| The China Report is a refereed journal in the field of social sciences and international relations. It encourages free expression and discussion of different ideas and approaches which assist in better understanding China and its neighbours. It welcomes and offers a platform for original research from a multi-disciplinary perspective, in new and emerging areas, by scholars and research students. It seeks to promote analysis and vigorous debate on all aspects of Sino-Indian relations, India–China comparative studies and multilateral and bilateral initiatives and collaborations across Asia. |
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| China's South China Sea Strategy |
| Saurav Sarkar | Issue No. 60 | September 2018 |
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| This paper discusses about China’s militarization of the South China Sea which also displays China’s capabilities and willingness to use that capability to consolidate its control over disputed regions, empower Chinese presence, and challenge and repel other claimants. |
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| Shades of India-China Energy Geopolitics: From Petroleum to Renewables |
| NK Janardhanan | Issue No. 61 | September 2018 |
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| This analysis focused on how and why Chinese players are able to perform better in securing market access in many geographic locations and ensure their dominance in the renewable sector. |
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| Fuelled by FOCAC: China's Development Cooperation in Africa |
| Veda Vaidyanathan | Issue No. 62 | September 2018 |
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| This article analyses the outcomes of the recently concluded FOCAC Summit and contextualizes it against the various measures Beijing has in place to build human and institutional capacity in the continent. |
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| Unravelling the Micro-History of the Bank of China in India |
| Nirmola Sharma | Issue No. 63 | September 2018 |
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| This article will attempt to show how the official dispensation in British India saw the increase in the operations of the Bank of China in India and whether in contemporary times, we could draw parallels from this particular case. |
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| Belt and Road Initiative: Recent Trends |
| Gunjan Singh | Issue No. 64 | September 2018 |
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| China is one of the biggest beneficiaries of globalization. Today it is the second largest economy in the world and on the path to become the number one. The integrated world economy has helped China become the factory of the world and also the largest trading partner of most of the countries |
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| Abe's Re-election as the Liberal Democratic Party President: Analysing the Process, Outcomes and Challenges Ahead |
| Shamshad Khan | Issue No. 65 | September 2018 |
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| This paper analyses the LDP’s election process, key issues highlighted by the candidates and Abe’s agenda for Japan during his apparently final term in the office as well as challenges he faces to implement these agenda. |
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