China and India: History, culture, cooperation and competition

By:

Edited by Mukherjee, Paramita

Contributor(s):

Deb, K. Arnab (Ed.) and Pang, Miao (Ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Sage Publications 2016Description: 232 pISBN:

9789385985690

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

303.48257054 CHI

Summary: A close look at two of the world’s most resilient and upcoming economies to understand their growth and development trajectories This book brings together scholars and academicians from China as well as India to present a well-rounded perspective on various important cross-country issues and their implications. Comprehensive in approach, it encompasses history, culture, political relations and current business strategies of both the nations. The book explores the differences in the functioning of Indian and Chinese economies and identifies the prime factors responsible for this. In order to have an in-depth understanding of the causes, the contribution of sociocultural factors and the role of political and strategic relationships are also closely examined.

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A close look at two of the world’s most resilient and upcoming economies to understand their growth and development trajectories This book brings together scholars and academicians from China as well as India to present a well-rounded perspective on various important cross-country issues and their implications. Comprehensive in approach, it encompasses history, culture, political relations and current business strategies of both the nations. The book explores the differences in the functioning of Indian and Chinese economies and identifies the prime factors responsible for this. In order to have an in-depth understanding of the causes, the contribution of sociocultural factors and the role of political and strategic relationships are also closely examined.

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