China’s Growing Footprint in our Neighbouring Countries: Security Implications for India
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/dhsj5p86Keywords:
Encirclement Policy; String of Pearls; Belt and Road Initiative; Johnson Line; Line of Actual Control.Abstract
China’s encirclement policy—whether intentional or an outcome of broader strategic
ambition has reshaped the security dynamics of South Asia. While it strengthens Beijing’s geopolitical
posture, it has also led to growing strategic distrust in the region, especially with India. As the contest
for influence continues, the future of Asia’s balance of power will hinge on how both giants manage
their rivalry while avoiding direct confrontation
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Luttwale Eduard N (2012), The Rise of China Vs the Logic of Strategy, Harvard University Press, ISBN 978-0-674-06642-7 (Book)-Accessed in May 2021.
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