The Growing Dominance of China in South Asia: An Indian Perspective

Pravakar Sahoo

The International Trade Journal, 2013, vol. 27, issue 2, 111-141

Abstract: India's economic relations with its neighbors are important for the stable and peaceful development of the South Asian region and for its own security. In a globalized world, economic relations play a major role in deciding political relations and collaboration at multilateral fora. In the context of China's increasing trade and investment relations with India's neighboring countries, the present study examines where and how China has been improving its presence vis-�-vis India in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. Further, the study also explores the factors of India's loss of market in its neighboring countries and suggests remedial measures.

Date: 2013
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