The “Myth†behind China’s Territorial Claims: Fabrications in Northeast India

Namrata Goswami

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Abstract: The bilateral relationship between India and China is much more complex and multifaceted today and elicits resolution strategies from the straight out simplistic18 to the near irreconcilable19. And after years of negotiation on the border issue laying out facts on the table as outlined earlier will not simply cut it to have the desired effect in cranking out a mutually acceptable resolution. India needs to think out of the box in reinventing its relationship with China, which can propel the Chinese on the ground in a positive direction to settle the boundary in a time bound schedule

Keywords: boundary resolution; China; Northeast; India; Chinese; negotiation; border; Silk Road; Assam; resolution (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-12
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