Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction: Imagining South Asian Futures
- Section I South Asia as a Region
- Section II State Relations
- Chapter 6 The Future of Democracy
- Chapter 7 Conflict and Reconciliation: Three Scenarios
- Chapter 8 Religion and State Formation
- Chapter 9 Will South Asia Still Be Terrorism's Center of Gravity?
- Chapter 10 Speculations on Nuclear South Asia
- Chapter 11 Nuclear Risk: Overstated or Underrated?
- Chapter 12 The Shadow of the India–Pakistan Stalemate
- Chapter 13 Regional Integration
- Chapter 14 The Future of Integration
- Chapter 15 The Giant Neighbor: Why is China Important?
- Section III Development
- Section IV Human Well-Being
- About the Authors
- Bibliography
- Index
Chapter 15 - The Giant Neighbor: Why is China Important?
from Section II - State Relations
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 September 2013
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- List of Abbreviations
- Introduction: Imagining South Asian Futures
- Section I South Asia as a Region
- Section II State Relations
- Chapter 6 The Future of Democracy
- Chapter 7 Conflict and Reconciliation: Three Scenarios
- Chapter 8 Religion and State Formation
- Chapter 9 Will South Asia Still Be Terrorism's Center of Gravity?
- Chapter 10 Speculations on Nuclear South Asia
- Chapter 11 Nuclear Risk: Overstated or Underrated?
- Chapter 12 The Shadow of the India–Pakistan Stalemate
- Chapter 13 Regional Integration
- Chapter 14 The Future of Integration
- Chapter 15 The Giant Neighbor: Why is China Important?
- Section III Development
- Section IV Human Well-Being
- About the Authors
- Bibliography
- Index
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- South Asia 2060Envisioning Regional Futures, pp. 114 - 120Publisher: Anthem PressPrint publication year: 2013