This book focuses on the role of China and the US in Northeast Asia and South Asia, and examines their traditional policies and progression under Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. It also explores India’s role as a middle power in the emerging dynamics in these regions in order to develop a multipolar alternative.
This book focuses on the role of China and the US in Northeast Asia and South Asia, and examines their traditional policies and progression under Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. It details how the approaches of these leaders put strain on the delicate and balanced relationship in the regions. The subject matter also explores India’s role as a middle power in the emerging dynamics in these regions in order to develop a multipolar alternative.
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Preface
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
Section A
2. Northeast Asia and China
3. Northeast Asia and China under Xi Jinping
4. Emerging Dynamics: Donald Trump in Northeast Asia
Section B
5. South Asia and the US
6. South Asia and the US under Donald Trump
7. Emerging Dynamics: Xi Jinping in South Asia
8. Conclusion
References
Index
Vyjayanti Raghavan is Adjunct Fellow at the Institute for China Studies, New Delhi. She taught Korean Studies, Language and Culture at the Centre for Korean Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has previously co-authored several books, including two on South Asia and Northeast Asia. She has also published several research articles. She is the recipient of the South Korean (ROK) Prime Ministers Award in 2015 for distinguished service and is also on the Advisory Board of the Kim Dae Jung Foundation, Seoul.
