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106494
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099945
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New Delhi, Penguin Books, 2009.
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xiv, 351p.
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9780143067535
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103684
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170975
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Ostensibly driven by concerns over a military standoff with China similar to Doklam, India increased military deployment at the Myanmar tri-junction. This article assesses the inevitability of systemic factors such as rivalry with China in determining India’s approach on border issues. It asks why India sought formalization of its boundary with Burma in 1967. Given its territorial disputes with China, resolving the Burma boundary should have been high priority. Still, it took India two decades after independence to broach the subject. Based on fresh archival and interview data, this article answers the question by examining the India–Burma Boundary Agreement. A three-party territorial dispute, the making of this agreement witnessed simultaneous interplay between states with visible power differentials, and various stakeholders within India’s polity and bureaucracy. The article argues that even when inter-state competition is apparent, domestic factors may be more important in triggering foreign policy change.
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095410
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104751
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New Delhi, VIJ Books India, 2011.
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298p.
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9789380177533, hbk
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079732
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London, Routledge, 2008.
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xiii, 159p.
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9780415437356
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092302
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089450
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103697
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095408
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103849
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096806
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096810
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095506
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New Delhi, Penguin Books, 2010.
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x, 398p.
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9780670083275, hbk
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103067
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101027
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2010.
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The reconfiguration of Southeast Asia (SEA) is explored, with respect to the emergence of India and the rise of China, in shaping the region as a multipolar political space, focusing on understanding the fluidity of SEA as an economic and political source of regional power, especially in the aftermath of the diffusion of bipolar political dominance in the region with the end of the cold war.
An examination of the political economy and the formation of regional powers reveals the nature of this fluidity and its transformation. The region will play a large role in determining the futures of India and China where not only their impact on the region, but also its impact on them, will contribute to the ways, in which the two nations evolve,
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ID:
168295
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London, Routledge, 2019.
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xix, 236p.pbk
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Routledge Studies on Think Asia
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9780367363505
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094054
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086425
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New Delhi, Patriot Publishers, 1987.
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viii, 196p.
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817050046X
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