Table of Contents
Table of Contents
List of Figures
Preface
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Concepts – Region and Sub-Region
Chapter 3. Relevant Theories and Their Applications
Chapter 4. Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Its Visualization
Chapter 5. China’s Compulsions – China and India in the Broader Region
Chapter 6. China’s Assertiveness Vis – À – Vis India’s?
Chapter 7. Bangladesh – Its Modest Maritime Strategy and Blue Economy
Chapter 8. Relevant Power’s Involvement and Interests
Chapter 9. Geopolitical Ramifications and Reflections
References
About the Author
Index
Audience: For students , faculty, researchers and professionals of International Relations, Political Science, Diplomacy, Area Studies, Regional Integration, Strategic Studies, Economics etc
Reviews
“Dr. Mohammad Aminul Karim has done a fine job in addressing strategically critical issues of water-based global power relations. Dr. Karim has raised thought provoking issues of international relations over Maritime Rights in different oceans and water ways of the world, focusing on Bangladesh in the context of South East and East Asian Seaways.” -Dr. Zillur R. Khan, University of Wisconsin and Adjunct Professor, Rollins College, USA
“The book Twenty First Century High Politics in the Indo-Pacific and Bay of Bengal makes valuable contribution to the understanding of international politics in India-Pacific region, which has become prominent in recent years. Professor Karim does an excellent job in analyzing the different International Relations theories in explaining power politics involving India-China and other major actors. The book will be beneficial for the academics and policy makers interested in India-Pacific region.” – Haroon A. Khan, Ph. D., Professor, Political Science and Administration, Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR
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