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ID158893
Title ProperChanging dynamics between India and Japan:
Other Title Information a study of the factors responsible for heightened relations
LanguageENG
AuthorRoy, Gitanjali Sinha
Summary / Abstract (Note)The paper discusses the various factors which are responsible for heightened relations between India-Japan. The paper is divided into four sections (1) China: its rise and aggression, (2) Converging interests between India and Japan, (3) Why Japan needs India and (4) Why India needs Japan. The paper draws all these factors together in order to conclude that India-Japan relations are at an all high, it not only deals with ‘the China factor’ but also paves way for Asia to be a hub of multiple regional powers and work towards a better and stable Indo-Pacific region keeping the security of this region as its priority.
`In' analytical NoteWorld Focus Vol. 39, No.5; May 2018: p.85-92
Journal SourceWorld Focus 2018-05 39, 5
Key WordsChanging Dynamics ;  India and Japan