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BHATTACHARYYA, ANUSHREE
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097647
China's strategic advancement in Southeast Asia: trade, diplomacy and connectivity
/ Bhattacharyya, Anushree
Bhattacharyya, Anushree
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Publication
2010.
Key Words
Diplomacy
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Trade
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Maritime
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China
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Southeast Asia
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Connectivity
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Military Tie
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Indian navy and its role in India's look east policy
/ Bhattacharyya, Anushree
Bhattacharyya, Anushree
Journal Article
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Publication
2010.
Key Words
ASEAN
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Indian Navy
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Japan
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United States
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Jawaharlal Nehru
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India - Look East Policy
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Narasimha Rao
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Diplomatic Trade Relations
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Indian Navy - Role in Foreign Policy
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Foreign Policy
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105699
India's cross-border infrastructure initiatives in South and So
/ Bhattacharyya, Anushree; Chakraborty, Debashis
Chakraborty, Debashis
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Publication
2011.
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In the last decade, infrastructure development initiatives across borders, both in South and Southeast Asia, have emerged as a major tool of economic diplomacy, practiced both by China and India. Indeed, it was China's successful experience of linking with the neighbourhood that motivated India to try to extend influence as well as trade beyond its borders. India's success at developing cross-border connectivity is still quite modest compared to China's achievements, but in the long term, India's connectivity drive in its immediate and extended neighbourhood should contribute significantly to supporting its economic growth and providing a counterbalance to Chinese influence in the region.
Key Words
India's Cross - Border Infrastructure
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South and Southeast Asia
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India - Cross Border - South
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India - Cross Border - Southeast Asia
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097291
Re-visiting SAARC: lessons from ASEAN
/ Bhattacharyya, Anushree
Bhattacharyya, Anushree
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2010.
Key Words
SAARC
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ASEAN
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Conflict Management
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102860
Understanding security in regionalism framework: ASEAN maritime security in perspective
/ Bhattacharyya, Anushree
Bhattacharyya, Anushree
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2011.
Summary/Abstract
The International Relations of Southeast Asia have been transformed drastically over the last few decades. The transformation can be attributed to the development of regionalism in the region, following the onset of ASEAN in 1967. Twenty-five years of political cooperation in ASEAN paved the formation of the ASEAN Free Trade Area in 1992. The upcoming ASEAN trade bloc has ushered the integration of the region in various other sectors - with regional security turning out to be the major beneficiary. Considering the fact that Southeast Asia is essentially a maritime region and the maritime space and strategic sea-lanes straddling the region determine the continued existence of these nations, it is pertinent to examine the impact of the regionalisation process on maritime security. The paper aims to highlight the contribution of regionalism towards a secured and stable Southeast Asia. It will examine the maritime cooperation in the region under the ASEAN umbrella.3
Key Words
SAARC
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ASEAN
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Security
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Regionalism
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Maritime Security
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Southeast Asia
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Maritime Cooperation
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