Kewalramani manoj (11 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. In January 2020, the COVID-19 outbreak in China was viewed as a black swan event, threatening the Communist Party's rule. Two short months later, however, China appeared to have controlled the virus, while the rest of the world struggled to respond. As country after country imposed lockdowns of varying strictness and the human cost began to rise, geopolitical frictions flared up over the origins of the virus, along with Beijing's early failures, diplomacy and discourse. Smokeless War: China's Quest for Geopolitical Dominance offers a gripping account of the Communist Party of China's political, diplomatic and narrative responses during the pandemic. Drawing on the latest academic research and Chinese language sources, it discusses the Party-State's efforts to achieve greater discourse power and political primacy, as it sought to convert a potentially existential crisis into a historic opportunity. In doing so, the author provides an insightful account of the Communist Party of China's approaches to cultivating sources of strength and exercise of power.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - - This paper discusses Chinese President Xi Jinping's flagship global initiatives' normative implications for the world order. - It argues that the Global Development Initiative (GDI), Global Security Initiative (GSI) and Global Civilization Initiative (GCI), which are key pillars of China's proposal to build a community of common destiny for mankind, are driven by Beijing's desire to cultivate authority in the international system. - Analysing the speeches by Chinese leaders, policy documents, media and analytical discourse in China, along with policy decisions, this study provides an assessment of the Chinese leadership's worldview. It places the launch of GDI, GSI and GCI within this context, before detailing the elements of each initiative and offering a critical analysis. - This study concludes that through GDI, GSI and GCI, the Chinese leadership hopes to shape an external environment that not only ensures regime security but is also favourable to China's development and security interests. In doing so, however, it is reshaping key norms of global governance towards a fundamentally illiberal direction. …

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Of churns and turns, uncertainty and fragility, and an ever-changing geopolitical map. After years of deep mistrust stemming from the 2020 boundary standoff, India-China relations have entered a phase of cautious yet fragile re-engagement. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's meetings with President Xi Jinping in Kazan in 2024 and Tianjin in 2025 signalled a shared desire to stabilize ties. Yet, these gestures have not eased the deeper structural tensions. The post-pandemic geopolitical churn, the inward turn of the West and Donald Trump's return to the White House have further complicated an already fraught dynamic. Clearly, the relationship is at an inflection point. At such a moment, it becomes imperative for India's political leadership and strategic community to examine what exactly we seek from our engagement with China. For years, analysts have spoken of the need for India to craft a new modus vivendi. But what should the contours of this desirable equilibrium be And what must India do to arrive there These are not abstract questions; they demand clarity, purpose and foresight. Taming the Dragon is an effort to provide that clarity. Drawing on deep research, it offers an action-oriented guide to navigating the challenges and opportunities that China's rise presents. Its central argument is that India's policy thinking must be anchored in the paradigm of atma-shakti or self-strengthening. This framework should shape choices on economic strategy, military preparedness, foreign partnerships, trade and technology policy, and even engagement with China. The objective is not only to build national strength, but also to emerge as a major power in the Chinese mind. How do we get there That is what this book sets out to explain.- India-China relations are entering a decisive phase: From the 2020 border crisis to cautious diplomatic resets, the stakes have never been higher. - Behind the summits and statements: Why meetings between Modi and Xi signal intent-but not resolution. - A world in flux: How post-pandemic instability, Western inwardness, and a changed White House are reshaping Asia's balance of power. - What does India really want from China: Moving beyond slogans to confront the core strategic choices facing New Delhi. - The case for a new equilibrium: Rethinking the long-invoked but poorly defined idea of a 'modus vivendi'. - Strength before engagement: Why self-reliance and capacity-building must anchor India's China policy. - From economy to security: Connecting trade, technology, defence and diplomacy into one coherent strategy. - Thinking like a major power: How India can shape China's calculations-and its own future. - Clear, timely and actionable: A practical guide for readers seeking to understand and navigate India's most consequential foreign relationship.…