China și India între “dilema securității”, reforma ONU și acomodarea pașnică în Asia de Sud
China and India between the “security dilemma”, the UN reform and the peaceful accommodation in South Asia
Author(s): Șerban Filip CioculescuSubject(s): Architecture, International relations/trade, Security and defense, Military policy, Peace and Conflict Studies
Published by: Editura Militară
Keywords: Asian stability; security dilemma; regional conflicts; China; India; rivalry; cooperation;
Summary/Abstract: China and India are the most populous states in Asia and in the world and their bilateral and multilateral relations should be a good indicative of the future security architecture in Asia. Born from the decolonization process after the two world wars and from the military defeat of revisionist hegemonic powers by the United Nations coalition, the two big states had a turbulent historical relations, with a bloody border war in 1962, disputed borders (inherited from the India’s colonial past) and diametrical positions towards their common neighborhood Pakistan. The future of their relations will depend on China’s military and economic rise and India’s position towards US, Japan and other states which are seen as a major risk by Beijing.
Journal: Monitor Strategic
- Issue Year: 2018
- Issue No: 3-4
- Page Range: 69-82
- Page Count: 14
- Language: Romanian