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India country strategy and its impact on China after the Cold War
Author: ZhangFengYou
Tutor: YuanFenGuang
School: Shaanxi Normal University
Course: Political Theory
Keywords: India Great Power Strategy After the Cold War Sino-Indian relations
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Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2000
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India is a familiar and unfamiliar country. Series of nuclear tests in India in 1998 broke the world ignored it, suddenly shocked the entire world, the spread of nuclear tests \Shock, forcing people to think: this initiative in India it just an isolated incident, behind there is a deeper attempt? At present, China India are mostly concentrated in history, literature, or the economy, while still not systematic in-depth study of India's foreign strategy. So, this paper, based on the draw on the results of previous studies, selected international political studies perspective systematically investigate the post-Cold War India to seek great power status of the evolution process, the embodiment and basic causes, trying to grasp after the Cold War India large country overall the essence of the strategy and the basic trend of China's development policy towards India to further strengthen the national defense construction to provide a reference, at the same time be beneficial to deepen the study of the problems of India. Text addition to the introduction, is divided into five parts. Part I: During the Cold War India country strategy. This paper argues that seeking to be \From independence to the late 1950s, India by the Non-Aligned policy maneuvers between the two camps of the East and the West, India's international status greatly improved; to the end of the Cold War in the 1960s, due to changes in the international situation, India has gradually deviated from the Non-Aligned track toe to establish a \Part II: India's Great Power Strategy after the Cold War. This paper argues that after the Cold War, a large country plot in India increased significantly, the basic objective is the leading South Asia, control of the Indian Ocean, and then to become a world power. To this end, in addition to efforts in the political, economic, cultural, focuses on the diplomatic, military, adopted a series of measures. On the diplomatic front, one is seeking to improve relations with the United States to enhance the international status of India; restore traditional relations with Russia, with its new diplomatic support India country strategy; strive to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council, attainment of internationally recognized great power status; Fourth, to actively participate in regional economic organizations and try to play a leading role in which to establish a major power in India. First, the continuous development of the nuclear forces of the military forces, especially in the military field, to become a nuclear power with nuclear deterrence; second is to expand the control of the Indian Ocean, to speed up the upgrading of marine deterrent capability; Third, continue to strengthen the control of the South Asian subcontinent, maintain neighbors absolute military superiority of the small country; at the same time stressed the importance of the size of the armed forces, and actively implement the policy of \Part III: India to seek the causes of the great power status. First, India occupy an absolute advantage in the South Asian region comprehensive national strength and geopolitical political expansion by the big powers attempt to \sphere of influence in the East, is the pursuit of great power status \Zhu implementation of the international context. Part IV: prospects for India country strategy. This paper argues that India's basic national conditions in India to achieve the big powers, especially world powers strategic objectives pros and cons. The one hand, India's huge economies of scale, strong scientific and technological strength J abundant natural resources, a growing military power and a strong national will become a world power, the implementation of the strategy for its world powers laid · 2 · foundation. Powerful to contain the other main surface, India's population burden, volatile political situation, still powerful traditional forces and three serious social conflicts (sectarian conflict, ethnic issues, caste struggle factory as well as Pakistan and other neighboring countries, India a world power strategy are severely constrained and can finally move toward a world power, the key to whether the Indian government can better bring the development of self-fifth part B: India 's power in the post-Cold War strategic impact on China paper argues that, in the increasingly fierce international competition , the situation of the international nuclear disarmament growing louder and louder, the overall development of India and formation of our noteworthy challenges, particularly in India as an excuse to \Indian border peaceful settlement of disputes more difficult, but also to the issue of Tibet increase of variables. Faced with this situation and challenges, China to India should adopt both seek cooperation and pay attention to the prevention strategy necessary resolute struggle against the general principle of security to be India on high alert, appropriate to enhance the combat capability of the Sino-Indian border, and actively develop extensive cooperation with friendly countries in South Asia, India is trying to become a permanent member of the UN Security Council requirements be treated with caution, with the countries in the international collaboration to curb the further hegemony in India attempts.
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