China and India
Asia's Emergent Great Powers
1. Auflage April 2017
224 Seiten, Softcover
Praktikerbuch
Kurzbeschreibung
China and India are becoming increasingly influential, powerful and prominent countries - but what kind of states do their leaders and people wish them to become? Will they act and behave like major Western entities or like something altogether different, hence changing the very nature of international affairs? And as the Asian twenty-first century takes shape, how will these dynamics affect the wider geopolitical landscape and the balance of power?
In this in-depth study, Chris Ogden evaluates the prospective impact of China and India upon the definition and nature of great power in the contemporary world. Whilst many contend that they will rise in a similar way to current and previous great powers - namely via traditional material, economic and military measures - Ogden explores the extent to which domestic political and cultural values as well as historical identities and perceptions are also central driving forces behind their common status, ambitions and worldviews. In so doing, he offers a new and comprehensive analysis of these two countries' past, contemporary and future global significance, in particular their shared status as the world's first such post-imperial great powers.
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China and India are becoming increasingly influential, powerful and prominent countries - but what kind of states do their leaders and people wish them to become? Will they act and behave like major Western entities or like something altogether different, hence changing the very nature of international affairs? And as the Asian twenty-first century takes shape, how will these dynamics affect the wider geopolitical landscape and the balance of power?
In this in-depth study, Chris Ogden evaluates the prospective impact of China and India upon the definition and nature of great power in the contemporary world. Whilst many contend that they will rise in a similar way to current and previous great powers - namely via traditional material, economic and military measures - Ogden explores the extent to which domestic political and cultural values as well as historical identities and perceptions are also central driving forces behind their common status, ambitions and worldviews. In so doing, he offers a new and comprehensive analysis of these two countries' past, contemporary and future global significance, in particular their shared status as the world's first such post-imperial great powers.
* List of Tables
* Acknowledgements
* Introduction: Great Power and the Rise of China and India
* Chapter 1: Domestic Determinants
* Chapter 2: Strategic Cultures & Doctrines
* Chapter 3: Military Capabilities & Nuclear Affairs
* Chapter 4: Economic Drivers
* Chapter 5: Peripheral Relations
* Chapter 6: Multilateral Interaction
* Chapter 7: Engaging with US Hegemony
* Conclusions: Evaluation & Future Positioning
* Bibliography
* Index
Sumit Ganguly, Indiana University
"Chris Ogden provides an indispensable guide to how the re-emergence of China and India will likely transform twenty-first-century international relations. These two states, he rightly argues, are more than just rising economic and military powers, and their distinctive political identities will shape their foreign policy agendas - and their approaches to each other."
Ian Hall, Griffith University
