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Shyam Saran
ISBN 9789393986016
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How China Sees India and the World
Who it's for: Students, policymakers, and readers interested in international affairs
In 'How China Sees India and the World', seasoned diplomat Shyam Saran offers an insightful examination of China's perspectives on India and the broader global landscape. Drawing on his extensive experience as India’s former Foreign Secretary and Ambassador to China, Saran delves into the historical, cultural, and political foundations that have shaped China’s worldview and its approach to international relations.Why You Should Read? Gain an insider's perspective on China's strategic thinking. Understand the historical and cultural roots of modern India-China relations and global geopolitics. A vital resource for students, policymakers, and those interested in international affairs, presented with clarity.
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- Written by Shyam Saran, former Indian Foreign Secretary and Ambassador to China
- Examines historical, cultural, and political foundations of China's worldview
- Offers insider perspective on China's strategic thinking
- Covers India-China relations and global geopolitics
- Suitable for students, policymakers, and international affairs enthusiasts
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Questions about this book
Who is the author of this book?
The author is Shyam Saran, a seasoned diplomat who served as India's Foreign Secretary and Ambassador to China.
What is the main focus of the book?
The book focuses on China's perspectives on India and the world, examining the historical, cultural, and political foundations that shape China's approach to international relations.
What can readers gain from this book?
Readers gain an insider's perspective on China's strategic thinking and a deeper understanding of India-China relations and global geopolitics.
Who would benefit from reading this book?
Students, policymakers, and anyone interested in international affairs would find this book a valuable resource.