The Dragon The Elephant and The Emerging World Order: Between Competition and Cooperation

Name: The Dragon The Elephant and The Emerging World Order: Between Competition and Cooperation
Author: Alok Bansal, Zhang Jiadong & Siddharth Singh
ISBN: 9788168698192

Alok Bansal, Zhang Jiadong & Siddharth Singh

Language: English

Published by Pentagon Press LLP, 2026

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The twenty-first century’s most consequential bilateral relationship is being rebuilt across the Himalayas. India and China are civilisational neighbours whose exchange of thought, faith and commerce long predates the modern state system, and who together account for nearly three billion people and two of the world’s fastest-growing major economies. After a difficult passage, they are again enlarging their common ground - managing differences with maturity, restoring dialogue, travel and trade, and converging on the understanding that one nation’s rise need not come at the other’s expense. Their engagement will do much to determine whether the emerging world order proves genuinely multipolar. The book takes up the questions that matter most to that engagement. It follows the bilateral trajectory since 2014 - from early outreach through the border crisis to disengagement at Depsang and Demchok and the leaders’ meeting at Kazan - and asks what the present stabilisation rests upon. It examines the trade relationship and the pathways to a more balanced one; the stake both countries hold in multilateralism, the Global South and open trade at a moment when tariff-driven statecraft is unsettling the system; and the paradoxical effect of American transactional unilateralism. It then turns to the regional and technological frontiers. Across South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and maritime Asia, the relationship emerges as not one rivalry but several distinct theatres, each shaped by local histories, institutions and the agency of regional states. On the technology frontier - artificial intelligence, green energy, biotechnology, space and cyberspace - the volume weighs where Chinese manufacturing capacity, Indian demand and two development-oriented research establishments create genuine scope for complementarity. The volume’s distinguishing feature is its dialogic architecture. On each major question, Indian and Chinese perspectives converge on a shared vocabulary - competitive coexistence, competitive cooperation, complementary co-evolution.…

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Title: The Dragon The Elephant and The Emerging World Order: Between Competition and Cooperation
Author: Alok Bansal, Zhang Jiadong & Siddharth Singh
Publisher: Pentagon Press LLP
Publication year: 2026
Condition: New
Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
ISBN 10: 8168698193
ISBN 13: 9788168698192
Item weight: 650 grams
Dimensions: 24 centimeters width by 25 centimeters height by 14 centimeters depth

The twenty-first century's most consequential bilateral relationship is being rebuilt across the Himalayas. India and China are civilisational neighbours whose exchange of thought, faith and commerce long predates the modern state system, and who together account for nearly three billion people and two of the world's fastest-growing major economies. After a difficult passage, they are again enlarging their common ground - managing differences with maturity, restoring dialogue, travel and trade, and converging on the understanding that one nation's rise need not come at the other's expense. Their engagement will do much to determine whether the emerging world order proves genuinely multipolar. The book takes up the questions that matter most to that engagement. It follows the bilateral trajectory since 2014 - from early outreach through the border crisis to disengagement at Depsang and Demchok and the leaders' meeting at Kazan - and asks what the present stabilisation rests upon. It examines the trade relationship and the pathways to a more balanced one; the stake both countries hold in multilateralism, the Global South and open trade at a moment when tariff-driven statecraft is unsettling the system; and the paradoxical effect of American transactional unilateralism. It then turns to the regional and technological frontiers. Across South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and maritime Asia, the relationship emerges as not one rivalry but several distinct theatres, each shaped by local histories, institutions and the agency of regional states. On the technology frontier - artificial intelligence, green energy, biotechnology, space and cyberspace - the volume weighs where Chinese manufacturing capacity, Indian demand and two development-oriented research establishments create genuine scope for complementarity. The volume's distinguishing feature is its dialogic architecture. On each major question, Indian and Chinese perspectives converge on a shared vocabulary - competitive coexistence, competitive cooperation, complementary co-evolution." India–China relations are central to shaping the emerging multipolar world order. This volume examines bilateral ties since 2014, border stabilisation, trade, diplomacy, multilateralism, the Global South, regional geopolitics and technological cooperation, bringing Indian and Chinese perspectives together to explore competitive coexistence, competitive cooperation and complementary co-evolution.

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