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| China in the UN Security Council |
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Amb. Dilip Sinha
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| Wednesday Seminar | 13 sep. |
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The PRC has arguably had the most chequered membership of the UN. While the Kuomintang regime of the Republic of China in the great powers had raised eyebrows then, the PRC while not yet a member earned an early distinction of being condemned by the UN as an aggressor...
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| Chasing Competitiveness: Chinese investments in Southeast Asia |
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Dr. Aravind Yelery
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| Wednesday Seminar | 27 Sep. |
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The talk focussed on the Chinese investment in Southeast Asia and argued that such investments are not adequate for the long-term sustainable economic growth.
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| Comparing financial markets of India and China |
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U K Sinha
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| Wednesday Seminar | 4 Oct. |
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The Speaker made a comparison of the markets in India and China with a particular focus in terms of its regulation structure etc.
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| China's Belt and Road Initiative(BRI): Implications, Prospects and Consequences: Imapct on India and Its Chinese Diplomacy |
| Kishan S. Rana | Paper No. 16 | September 2017 |
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| The essay examines BRI in terms of China’s direct economic, political and domestic interests, the funding arrangements for its projects, including aid and loans, and the potential gains for the countries and the regions that are to participate in the connectivity and infrastructure-oriented projects. |
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| China’s Growth Transition: Implications and Outlook |
| Anoop Singh| Paper No. 17 | October 2017 |
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| This paper represents how China's growth model has chnaged and developed since its global economic emergence in the late 1970s, and assesses prospects for China remaining the largest country in the purchase parity terms. |
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| Supply Side Economics with Chinese Characteristics |
| Shyam Saran | Issue No. 50 | September 2017 |
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| The paper analyses the supply side economic reforms in China by taking the Third Plenum of the 18th Congress of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) held in November 2013 as its starting point. |
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| Public-Private Partnerships in Health Care: China and India |
| Rama V. Baru & Madhurima Nundy | Issue No. 51 | September 2017 |
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| The Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) as an idea are not new to the developed and developing the world and have been one of the main forms of reforms in many sectors - including health sectors- in lower and middle countries. This analysis looks at the advent, forms, and designs of this partnership. |
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| The ICS Blog is a platform for an open dialogue that aims to inform and enlighten, especially young scholars and analysts on contemporary issues related to China and East Asia. |
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| Recent Developments Related to Nuclear Issues in North Korea |
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| Panelists - Amb. Skand Tayal, Amb. Anil Wadhwa, Dr Sandeep Mishra |
| Roundtable | 11 Oct.| Conference room, ICWA | 3 pm |
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Best Regards,
ASHOK K. KANTHA
Director
Institute of Chinese Studies |
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