Roundtable in Asia Policy 13.2 (April 2018)
Frédéric Grare’s India Turns East: International Engagement and U.S.-China Rivalry
Four essays on Frédéric Grare’s recent book India Turns East: International Engagement and U.S.-China Rivalry are followed by a response from the author.
The Elephant Looks around the Dragon
Aparna Pande
The Promise and Limits of Structural Explanations of Foreign Policy
Sunil Dasgupta
How Does India’s Look East Policy Look after 25 Years?
Deepa M. Ollapally
Fair Winds, Heavy Burdens: The Limitations of India’s Turn East
Andrew Small
Author’s Response: From Isolation to Loneliness?
Frédéric Grare
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