The protracted contest: Sino-Indian rivalry in the twentieth century
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List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsSino-Indian Relations: The Protracted ContestThe Tibetan Factor in Sino-Indian RelationsThe Territorial DisputeSino-Indian Rivalry for Influence and Status among Developing CountriesIndian-Chinese Rivalry in NepalSikkim and BhutanThe Sino-Pakistani Entente CordialeManaging the Contradiction between Maintaining the SIno-Pakistani Entente and Furthering Sino-Indian RapprochementBurma: The Back Door to ChinaThe Indian Ocean in Sino-Indian RelationsNuclear Weapons and the Sino-Indian RelationshipNuclear Weapons and the International Status of China and IndiaProspects for a Qualitative Change in PRC-ROI RelationsNotesIndes
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List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsSino-Indian Relations: The Protracted ContestThe Tibetan Factor in Sino-Indian RelationsThe Territorial DisputeSino-Indian Rivalry for Influence and Status among Developing CountriesIndian-Chinese Rivalry in NepalSikkim and BhutanThe Sino-Pakistani Entente CordialeManaging the Contradiction between Maintaining the SIno-Pakistani Entente and Furthering Sino-Indian RapprochementBurma: The Back Door to ChinaThe Indian Ocean in Sino-Indian RelationsNuclear Weapons and the Sino-Indian RelationshipNuclear Weapons and the International Status of China and IndiaProspects for a Qualitative Change in PRC-ROI RelationsNotesIndes
Key concepts: CONTEST, Rivalry, History, Ancient history, Political science, Economics, Law, Macroeconomics