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China vs. India: which country will emerge as the leading power? / Huang, Yanzhong (Comp.)   Journal Article
Huang, Yanzhong Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Exploring the final frontier: an empirical analysis of global civil space proliferation / Early, Bryan R   Journal Article
Early, Bryan R Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract While space capabilities were once concentrated among a handful of leading powers, an increasingly large number of states have gained access to them. As of 2007, 58 countries possessed dedicated civil space programs, 44 countries had placed nationally owned satellites into orbit, and 9 countries had achieved domestic space launch capabilities. To date, however, no systematic inquiries have ever been conducted into which countries acquire space capabilities and why. Within this paper, I develop an explanatory account that explores the capacity-based factors and political motivations that influence countries' acquisition of space capabilities. I test my hypotheses via a quantitative analysis of the factors affecting 143 countries' acquisition of civil space programs, satellite capabilities, and space launch capabilities from 1950 to 2002. My findings shed new light on the primary causes of the proliferation of civil space capabilities and yield a number of important policy implications
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Grasping greatness: making India a leading power / Tellis, Ashley J (ed.); Debroy, Bibek (ed.); Mohan, C Raja (ed.) 2022  Book
Debroy, Bibek (ed.) Book
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Publication Gurugram, Penguin Random House India Pvt Ltd, 2022.
Description viii, 651p.hbk
Standard Number 9780670093724
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India in BRICS: a way forward for the ‘leading power’ / Mohapatra, Anil Kumar; Nandy, Debasish   Article
Mohapatra, Anil Kumar Article
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Summary/Abstract The BRICS, both individually and collectively, have a noteworthy demographic advantage. BRICS constitutes 20% of total world population with a vast cross-continental economic, political and cultural background which may be a technical problem for a multi lateral forum. The impressive economic growth of BRICS countries can influence the global political economy. The five BRICS countries have started to increase their political and economic ties. It should be remembered that each of the BRICS countries has their economic patterns, and rise of the BRICS as a bloc is likely to pose a threat to these interdependencies.
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