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| Economic Implications of COVID - 19 |
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Amita Batra
Wednesday Seminar | Zoom Webinar|8 April 2020
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The talk discussed the economic consequences of the Pandemic in terms of national output, employment, individual household/ corporate wealth losses. It also focussed on the implications of the country of origin of Covid-19, China’s deep integration into the global economy as a trading partner and supply chain hub. The logic and consequences of the lockdown as a public health measure was also discussed. In addition, the talk also discussed the government economic policies and stimulus package during this time.
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| Mobility, Inequality and the Corona - Crises |
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Biao Xiang
Wednesday Seminar | Zoom Webinar |15 April 2020
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In exploring how a tiny virus has thrown the world into unprecedented crises, this talk called attention to a particular aspect of the context of the pandemic, namely the relation between intensified population mobility and deepening inequality. Based on observations from China, the author suggested that economic restructuring over the last decades has created a mobility-based economic and social order. This could have been a reason why the local government in Hubei, where the epidemic emerged, was reluctant in issuing early warnings, as any disruptions in economic circulation would have broad repercussions.
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| CHINA REPORT |
| Volume 56 | Issue 1 | February 2020 |
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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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| ICS ANALYSIS PAPER |
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The US Free and Open Indo-Pacific Initiative: Maintaining Free Trade Connectivity Across Asia
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| David Arase|Issue No. 92 | March 2020 |
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| There was doubt and confusion regarding the US Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategic initiative after President Donald Trump announced a new direction in US policy .. |
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Europe’s New Role in the Indo-Pacific
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| Christian Wagner|Issue No. 93 | March 2020 |
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| The Indo-Pacific has emerged as the new geo-strategic and geo-economic theatre of the 21 st century. The concept emerged as an alternative regional order of the Quad .. |
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China’s Foray into South Pacific: The Next Frontier?
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| Anil Wadhwa|Issue No. 94 | March 2020 |
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| The South Pacific islands are now an integral part of the wider Indo Pacific construct. The region is now also firmly a part of China’s maritime thinking, and expansion as a part of .. |
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Asia’s Geopolitical Challenges and Future Order: China Factor
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| Biren Nanda|Issue No. 95 | March 2020 |
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| First, after the Global Financial Crisis (2007-08), there was a relative decline in US power and China made the most out of a “period of strategic opportunity” by occupying the ... |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| India-China Cultural Interface in Contemporary China: Reinventing the Old, Identifying the New |
| Sabaree Mitra|Issue No. 44 | March 2020 |
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| Existing documentation and scholarship show that in each phase in history the nature of the India-China civilizational interaction was unique and different from interactions during the other phases. This paper is an effort to expl.. |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| Combating India’s Water Crisis: Lesson From the Chinese Example |
| Ambika Vishwanath and Priyanka Bhide|Issue No. 45 | March 2020 |
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| As India attempts to embark on an ambitious economic growth trajectory, the newly created water ministry will be unable to combat the country’s increasing water stress if water security is dealt with in isolation. Water is not only .. |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| This Changes Everything? A Possible Future of China-US Relations After Trump |
| Peter Beattie and Ana Tomicic|Issue No. 46 | March 2020 |
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| Looking past common prognostications, this article focuses on the conditions for an alternative possible future of China-U.S. relations, beyond the trade war or a new cold war. Its .. |
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| ICS OCCASIONAL PAPER |
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| How History Shapes the March Towards Rule of Law: Lessons from India and China |
| Vishal Tripathi and Ieshan V Mistri|Issue No. 47 | March 2020 |
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| It is no secret that a nation state’s domestic legal system, its functioning and continued reformation is essential to maintain the ‘rule of law’. While the notion of this ‘rule of .. |
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| ICS BLOGS |
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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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