Soon after his elevation to the post of General Secretary of the Communist party of China, XI Jinping rapidly consolidated power at home and expanded Chinas influence in the international system. His desire to achieve the China dream by the middle of the century has seen him steadily erode the norm of collective leadership at home and has made Chinas presence across Eurasia and the Indo-Pacific more expansive. He has determinedly set about reshaping the world order for the benefit of his Communist party. Samir Saran and Akhil DEO offer a retrospective reading of how this came to embracing the key policy shifts that have come to define China in the XI Jinping era. From the creation of the Asian infrastructure investment Bank to the Doklam standoff, they identify pivotal decisions and events that have shaped Chinas engagement with the worlds how global powers, especially India, have responded to the middle kingdoms rise.
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Stock: 103 |
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3 cm |
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15 cm |
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499 kg |
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22 cm |
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Delivery by :18-May-2024| ₹44910 | |
Seller:Rupa Publications India