China Report

1965 - 2025

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Sino-Japanese Relations pp. 3-12: G.D. Deshingkar
India's Role in the I.C.S.C pp. 13-20: Rakshat Puri
India at the Nuclear Proliferation Crossroads pp. 21-27: S.C. Yuter
Domestic Politics and Foreign Policy: China in 1965 pp. 28-39: Bhabani Sen Gupta
Indo-Soviet Relations and the Limits of Bilateralism pp. 41-52: J.D. Sethi
The Karakhan Mainfesto pp. 53-53: Mira Sinha
Thai Insurgency pp. 54-55: Mira Sinha
Peking and NLF pp. 54-54: Mira Sinha
India's Northern Borders pp. 56-58: N/a
India-China Relations pp. 59-70: C. Chintamani

The Subcontinent and China pp. 3-6: C.R.M. Rao
Why not move the World Court? pp. 7-12: Rakshat Puri
U.N. assessment of Chinese Economy in I97I pp. 13-15: Sreedhak
Malaysia's China Policy pp. 16-23: V. Suryanarayan
The limitations of the Super Powers pp. 24-28: Dilip Chitre
China and the ECC pp. 29-37: W.B. Findorff
Indian approaches to modern China-II A Socio-Historical Analysis pp. 38-57: Krishna Prakash Gupta
Medicine in China pp. 59-61: C. Chintamani
The arms race pp. 61-64: B.M. Kaushik

Developments in Tibet after the Lhasa Uprising pp. 3-10: A.H. Stanton Candlin
The American Image of China pp. 11-17: D.P. Das
Sino-Japanese Relations in Crisis pp. 18-27: Douglas H. Mendel
Indian Approaches To Modern China-I a Socio-Historical Analysis pp. 29-51: Krishna Prakash Gupta
Towards a Gerontology of Revolution pp. 53-55: Ashis Nondy

Continuing the Revolution pp. 4-7: Manoranjan Mohanty
Trade Interests of China and India in the ECAFE Region pp. 8-15: Hardip Singh
India's Role in S.E. Asia in the Seventies pp. 16-18: D.R. SarDesal
Indian Communists on Bangladesh pp. 19-24: C. Chintamani
Seventies â€” the decade of Sino-Japanese relations pp. 25-30: P.A. Narasima Murthy
America Rediscovers China pp. 31-35: S.P. Seth
Society as a Factory pp. 36-57: Krishna Prakash Gupta
Cultural Revolution pp. 59-61: Manoranjan Mohanty
A British Scientists's View of China pp. 61-62: C. Chintamani
Japanese Personality pp. 62-64: P.A. Narasimha Murthy

Mao's second Cultural Revolution pp. 3-9: Rajan
China's Economy in 1972 pp. 10-18: W. Klatt
Who commands the gunâ€”Party or Army pp. 19-29: S.K. Ghosh
Disinterest to gunboats and after Nixon's "low profile" South Asia policy pp. 30-35: B. Ramesh Babu
U.S. policy towards India pp. 36-53: K. Subrahmanyam
Nationalism and internationalism: conflicting values of the Chinese New Culture Movement pp. 54-62: Patricia Uberoi
The nature of the North Korean regime â€” An assessment pp. 63-71: Robert A. Scalapino
China's industrial growth in the fifties pp. 73-73: Hardip Singh
Cultural Revolution pp. 74-74: Gopa Joshi
Chinese view of South Asia after the Indo-Pak war pp. 76-83: C. Chintamani

Bangla Desh and China pp. 3-7: Mahbubul Hok
Bangladesh and Manchukuo pp. 8-11: G.D. Deshingkar
China's theory and practice of intervention pp. 12-27: Krishna Prakash Gupta
Bangla Desh from the Chinese perspective pp. 29-38: Mira Sinha
China's stand on Bangla Desh in UN pp. 39-44: G.P. Deshpande
Bangladesh and Sino-Indian relations pp. 45-52: Monoranjan Mohanty
Sino-Pakistan relations in the context of Bangla Desh pp. 53-56: Kashiram Sharma
Bangla Desh: China's Dilemma pp. 57-59: Sreedhar
Bangla Desh Chronicle pp. 61-66: C. Chintamani
China and Bangla Desh pp. 68-76: C. Chintamani

Chinese Tradition of International Relations pp. 2-11: Krishna Prakash Gupta
From Defender to Balancer pp. 12-14: Bharat Wariavwalla
China, America and Asia pp. 16-18: Rajan
The Big Triangle and India's Options pp. 19-25: J.D. Sethi
Japan's China Policy pp. 26-29: Savitri Vishwanathan
An Aspect of the China Crisis 1945-47 pp. 30-43: Bhabani Sen Gupta
Mongolia's Relations with China and the Soviet Unionâ€”1949-69 pp. 44-58: Kashiram Sharma
China's military potential for intervention against India pp. 59-65: Col. Rama Rao
Ideology or Power ? pp. 66-67: Rojan
Scientific Research and Developrment in China pp. 68-70: G.D. Ceshlngkar
Ideology or Power ? pp. 70-70: N/a
The Indo-Soviet Treaty pp. 71-73: Swaran Singh
The Joint Communique pp. 73-74: N/a
Some Clarifications and Reactions pp. 75-76: N/a

The Malayan Chinese Association and the Chinese community in Malaysia pp. 1-9: V. Suryanarayan
Ceylon Uprising and China pp. 10-12: G.S. Bhargava
The Chinese Foodgrain Crisis: 1959-61 Some Explanations pp. 16-25: Kalyani Bandyopadhyaya
Indo-China and American Foreign Policy A study of ineffective involvement pp. 26-33: Ashok Kopur
China's Attitude towards her Nuclear Weapons pp. 34-42: Leo Yueh-yun Liu
Bias in the study of modern China in the West pp. 45-48: Patricia Uberoi
Is Kerala a Yenan ? pp. 49-52: G.S. Bhargava
Bangla Desh and China pp. 53-56: C. Chintamani

Comments pp. 1-7: Mira Sinha
Make War or Do Business? pp. 7-10: W.A.C. Adie
Is Mao also a Paper Tiger ? pp. 11-22: Ashok Kapur
Power and Purpose pp. 23-26: B.K. Wariovwalla
India-China Relations in the Context of Bangla Desh pp. 27-32: K. Subrahmanyam
Letters pp. 33-33: J.P.S. Uberoi, W.A.C. Adie and Victor M. Fic
The Constructive Phase pp. 34-40: G.D. Deshingkar
Birth Control and Planned Parenthood in China pp. 41-48: Asha Varma
China as a Nuclear Power pp. 49-61: Leo Yueh-yun Liu
Rural Reconstruction in India and China pp. 62-63: Krishna Prakash Gupta

About Ourselves pp. 1-1: C.R.M. Rao
Tsinghua Experience and Higher Education in China pp. 2-14: Krishna Prakash Gupta
Revolution and Revisionism in China pp. 16-26: Ronjit Chaudhuri
Revival of The Youth League pp. 27-29: C. Chintamani
Building a New Nation in Singapore pp. 30-33: Shiva Prasad Tiwary
Revolutionary Ideology in Maoist Outlook pp. 34-41: Manoranjan Mohanty
Collectivization of Chinese Agriculture pp. 42-53: Kalyani Bandyopadhyaya
Issues in China's Economic History pp. 54-55: P.A. Narasimha Murthy
Modernization of Education in China pp. 55-56: Krishna Prakash Gupta