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Recent Developments Related to Nuclear and Missile Issues in North Korea |
Amb. Anil Wadhwa, Amb. Skand Tayal, Dr. Sandip K. Mishra
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ICS Wednesday Seminar | 11 Oct |
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North Korea's nuclear issue is considered to be an intricate issue which is posited in contemporary regional security dynamics along with its quest for security and 'bargaining tool'. This discussion dealt with the major questions surrounding US's "extended deterrence" and possibilities of South Korea's own deterrence capacity in response to North Korea's nuclear game.
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The Genesis of the Shimla Conference (1913-14) and Impact of McMahon Line on Sino-Indian Boundary Negotiations |
General JJ Singh
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Special Lecture | 24 Oct |
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The Former Chief of Army Staff traced the historical developments behind the formation of the McMahon Line and how the precedences it has set still shape the negotiations between the two countries: India and China. He opined that for Independent India as it referred to now, has proved to a boon and it cartographically accepted and shown as the boundary in maps worldwide.
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Understanding the Triangle: State, Labour and Welfare in China since 1990s |
Dr. P K Anand
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Wednesday Seminar | 25 Oct |
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China's economic transformation guided by market reforms will soon complete four decades. Thus, this presentation tried to understand how the Chinese state under market reforms responds and repositions itself vis-a-vis the working class. It also sought to understand the change(s) in the nature of welfare and the state in China since the commencement of the reforms.
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19th Congress of the CPC: Outcomes and Implications for India |
Amb. Shyam Saran, Amb. Vijay K Nambiar, Lt Gen S L Narasimhan
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ICS Wednesday Seminar | 11 Oct |
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The Communist Party of China's 19th Congress concluded on 25 October in Beijing. This talk primarily dealt with the key outcomes of the Xi's report to the Congress and its implications that India could draw from the week-long exercise in the Chinese capital.
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China's Growth Transition |
Anoop Singh
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Wednesday Seminar | 8 Nov |
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China has faced many growth transitions as imbalances arose during the phases of reforms, and China has changed the growth model successively to address them while keeping growth high. In an important step toward this end, China's top leadership has recently signalled tightening steps to address financial stability risks. How China meets the challenge its growth model now faces is critical to global growth.
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The Politics of Cultural Representation in China: Revival of Modern Tibetan Artistic Movement in Tibet |
Mr. Gendun Gyatso
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Wednesday Seminar| 15 Nov |
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The presentation has drawn from the speaker's MPhil dissertation on Tibet and the politics of cultural representation in China, which delved into a least studied of how the state and society in China interface through the medium of art/visual representation, particularly with respect to Tibet.
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BOOK |
China and its Neighbourhood: Perspectives from India and Vietnam |
Jabin T. Jacob & Hoang The Anh| Pentagon Press| 2017 |
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This volume is an attempt to develop a more nuanced understanding China's foreign, security and economic policies by bringing together perspectives from two of its most important neighbours, India and Vietnam.
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ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
Untangling Chinese Aid in Africa: Does the 'Aid for Trade' Hypothesis Hold True? |
Samar Tyagi | Issue No. 18 | November 2017 |
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The China gives an enormous amount of aid to African countries in the form of grants, interest-free loans and concessional (or preferential) loans. Findings reveal that a one per cent increase in aid allocation to Africa is associated with 0.6 per cent increase in bilateral trade, signifying that the 'aid for trade' hypothesis holds true.
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ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
China's Growth Transitions: Implications and Outlook |
Anoop Singh| Issue No. 17 | November 2017 |
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This article examines how China's growth model has changed and developed since its global economic emergence in the late 1970s and assesses prospects for China remaining the largest country in purchasing parity terms.
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Red Alert |
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Jabin T. Jacob |
The Week| 5 Nov 2017 |
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The Dragon and The Elephant: Lessons from Chinese Reforms for Reforming India's Agriculture |
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Prof. Ashok Gulati & Ms. Smriti Verma |
Wednesday Seminar | 22 November | ICWA | 3 pm |
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Recent Japanese Election |
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Amb. Deepa Gopalan Wadhwa |
29 November| to be confirmed| 3 pm |
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10th All India Conference Studies : China in Maritime Domain |
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in collaboration with Goa University and Naval War College |
12-14 December | Goa University| 9 am |
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ASHOK K. KANTHA
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