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Assessing the Impact of Beijing’s Militarisation in the South China Sea on ASEAN Relations / Bhatt, Pooja   Journal Article
Bhatt, Pooja Journal Article
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Report on USI delegation visit to Vietnam / Gera, Y K   Journal Article
Gera, Y K Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
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Singapore factor in India – ASEAN relations / Ram, Vignesh   Article
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Summary/Abstract India’s relationship with Singapore has been one of the closest relations it has developed with countries of the ASEAN region. This in part was driven by a multitude of factors including the Indian and Singaporean side wishing to have bilateral gains as well as add to the stability of the region by investing in enhancing the balance of power in the region. The ‘more the merrier’ philosophy of ASEAN countries has been the result of the states of the region to resorting to the inclusion of India in the mix. The initial thrust provided by Singapore has proved in strengthening India’s position and diplomacy in the region. This has been seen in a number of instances where states in the region have pushed for India to play a stronger role. However, India’s own growing economic profile and military capability have also worked to ensure its potential courting by states in the region. The Indian economy’s resilience displayed in the late 90’s up until the mid 2000’s has been helpful in cementing India’s ability to rise to become one of the larger economies in Asia. The challenge however has been to work through the strong and capable networks which China has developed in the region. The interdependence which has developed is now working to have an impact on ASEAN as China is strengthening as a military and economic power. This has been evident in the case of China and the South China Sea dispute. Therefore, without the increasing participation of other major extra regional powers, the possibility of avoiding a non beneficial interaction with China is very much a reality for ASEAN states. India’s presence will also help in maintaining the security and safety along the Sea Lines of Communication in the region which is not only important for the region but also for world trade and success of ASEAN’s initiative to build an economic consensus in the region. A step towards building interoperability will be useful in countering security threats.
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