Between China, India and the Refugees Understanding Bhutan’s National Security Scenario

Marian Gallenkamp

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Abstract: The implications of an agreement between Bhutan and China would be substantial for India. The border conflict between India and China would be the last to be resolved by Beijing. This might result in mounting diplomatic pressure on India to finally come to terms with the PRC on the issue. It is also possible that Beijing could become increasingly impatient, trying to apply not only diplomatic but also physical pressure on India by asserting its positions along the border.

Keywords: Bhutan; China; Beijing; diplomatic pressure; diplomatic; physical pressure; border (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-01
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