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ASEAN-India development and cooperation report 2015 / ASEAN-India Centre, Research and Information System for Developing Countries 2015  Book
ASEAN-India Centre, Research and Information System for Developing Countries Book
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Publication New Delhi, Routlege, 2015.
Description xliii, 143p.: ill., figures, tables, mapspbk
Standard Number 9781138653481
Key Words ASEAN  ;  Trade  ;  India  ;  Food Security  ;  Technology Cooperation  ;  Energy Market 
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058375341.2473054/ASE 058375MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   065644


Case for Indo-US high-technology cooperation / Foran, Virginia 1998  Article
Foran, Virginia Article
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Publication 1998.
Description p.71-95
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Technology cooperation among the BIMST-EC countries: Issues , c / Lama, Mahendra P Jul 2003  Journal Article
Lama, Mahendra P Journal Article
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Publication July 2003.
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US policy on dual-use technology transfers to China / Nayan, Rajiv   Journal Article
Nayan, Rajiv Journal Article
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Publication 2007.
Summary/Abstract This paper explores the paradox of US policy on dual-use technology cooperation with China in the face of resistance from a strong section of the security establishment. The paper examines the factors contributing to the current level of dual-use technology business between the two countries. It finds that the US Cold War grand strategy of co-opting China by dividing the socialist bloc has resulted in embedded commercial interests that have been further bolstered by the strategic need for ties with China. To neutralise piqued interests, the United States is constantly engaged in the business of devising safety valves in the form of export controls
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