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| China's Foreign Policy and its Regional Impact |
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| ICS Special Lecture | 4 May |
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| Recent Developments in the Korean Peninsula: Reactions to North Korean Nuclear and Missile Activities |
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Vishnu Prakash and Sandeep Mishra
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| Roundtable Discussion | 9 May |
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The Korean peninsula continues to be a dangerous flashpoint even after some 65 years of armistice between the two Koreas. This roundtable discussion drew a lot of crowd and was also reported by the IANS.
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| Select Defence and Security Issues in China |
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Lt. Gen. S L Narasimhan and Jayadeva Ranade
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| Roundtable Discussion | 17 May |
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The discussion focussed on significant reforms brought into the PLA and internal security issues that are the cause of considerable anxiety to China’s leadership. THe event was reported by IANS.
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| BOOK |
| Exploring Emergent Global Thresholds Towards 2030 |
| Manoranjan Mohanty, Richard A. Falk and Victor Faessel | Orient Blackswan, New Delhi |
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| This volume presents multiple viewpoints on the possible future of the planet, as well as on what people in different parts of the world hope for and fear about the near future. |
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| CHINA REPORT |
| Volume 53 | Issue 2 | May 2017 |
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| India and China in Asia |
| Kishan Rana | Guest Editor’s Introduction |
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| This Special Issue of China Report looks at the ramifications of China’s ambitious new connectivity project, across continental Asia and Europe, and the maritime canvas of the Indo-Pacific oceanic regions, which brings eastern Africa in its ambit. The essays carried here examine, from varied perspectives, the India–China relationship, contextualised against these evolving backdrops. They are intended to stimulate dialogue and research. |
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| ICS ANALYSIS |
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| Comparing Indian and Chinese Engagement with their Diaspora |
| Gauri Agarwal | Issue No. 44 | April 2017 |
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| The paper compares and analyses the engagements of Indian and Chinese Governments with its respective diaspora. It argues, the Indian government’s engagement with its diaspora despite recognizing its importance is still at a very nascent stage, in comparison to the Chinese government’s engagement with its diaspora. |
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| Sino-Indian Border Trade: The Promise of Jelep La |
| Diki Sherpa | Issue No. 45 | May 2017 |
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| A decade has elapsed since the re-initiation of the border trade between India and China through Nathu La. The Indian side remains undecided on many fronts. Among others, one of the most crucial aspect is the lack of willingness for infrastructural development against China’s agility for road-building. |
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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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Towards 19th Party Congress:
Xi Jinping consolidates his position |
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| Wednesday Seminar | 31 May | Council for Social Development | 3 pm |
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China’s Belt and Road Initiative:
Implications and India’s Response |
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| Amb. Shyam Saran and Others |
| Roundtable Discussion | 7 June | ICWA | 3 pm |
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| Democratic Reform and the Peace Process: The UN, Myanmar and China |
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| Amb. Vijay Nambiar |
| Wednesday Seminar | 14 June | ICWA | 3 pm |
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Best Regards,
ASHOK K. KANTHA
Director
Institute of Chinese Studies |
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