Connectivity and Regional Integration: Prospects for Sino-Indian Cooperation

Baruah, Darshana M.; Mohan, C. Raja

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“…Bangladesh and Pakistan. India promises to an opponent with China by many-sided and two-pronged teamwork so as to avoid these states' wide-ranging hold of China (Baruah & Mohan, 2018). Considering Pakistan, India has reservations because of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC); also, India expresses very fine that it is unbearable for Pakistan to distance itself from China just because of India's anticipation (Jamal, 2016).…”

Section: Modi's Concerns: Realism At the Center Stagementioning

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Modi's Strategic Concerns and China's Belt & Road Imitative (BRI): A Realist Perspective

Gul

Asghar

Ahmed

2021

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This article provides a conceptual and theoretical framework to analyze motivations of China in BRI, which is conceived as a project of the 21st century for the revival of erstwhile Asian values, this paper is not a critique on BRI, but it securitizes India's concern whose policymakers consider that it can harm the strategic interest of India. This paper investigates why Indian policymakers have demonstrated reluctance to join BRI. Moreover, the study also explores the major reasons behind India's belligerent policy against BRI because they conceive it as a danger for their national sovereignty. Besides, this research has applied realist theory as an investigative tool to prove Indian concerns. As a whole, the paper analyses that how far the rivalry between both states can harm regional peace if they fail to find any suitable solution considering the BRI project.

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Section: Modi's Concerns: Realism At the Center Stagementioning

confidence: 99%