US-China Relations Archives

China Year Book 2011

Publisher: Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses
2012

The Year Book seeks to promote a better understanding of contemporary issues affecting China and their impact on India. This first edition of an annual series of year books is a compilation of incisive chapters focussing on China’s relations with the US, South Asia, ASEAN, Japan and East Asia, Central and West Asia, and the SCO. India-China relations—of considerable interest and significance to India—are discussed as are the Chinese economy, media, the People’s Liberation Army, and the political landscape inside the country.

ISBN 978-93-82169-04-8,
Price: ₹. 299/-
E-copy available

China Yearbook 2012

Publisher: Institute for Defence Studies and Analysis (IDSA)
2013

An annual publication from the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (IDSA), The China Yearbook 2012 is a round-up of events and issues of significance that occurred in China during the past year and covers important developments in the domestic and foreign policy spheres.

ISBN 978-93-82512-03-5,
Price: ₹. 695/-
E-copy available

The Balloon Incident and the Fragility of US–China Ties

US–China relations have become increasingly contentious due to a variety of issues spanning trade and economics to military and geopolitical concerns.

Esha Banerji
April 06, 2023
IDSA Comments

Making Sense of the US–China Balloon Row

The US–China balloon row shows that the significance of methods like balloon surveillance has not reduced in the era of high-tech satellites and drones.

Embedded Rivalry: Technology as an Arbiter in US–China Great Power Competition

Technology as an Arbiter of the US–China great power rivalry is starkly visible in both countries' recently released national security documents.

Akshat Upadhyay
November 22, 2022
Issue Brief

US Tech Sanctions on China

China’s technology sector has faced challenges due to sanctions imposed by the United States.

Scaling-up Seoul’s Game in the Indo-Pacific

As Yoon Suk-yeol takes charge amid global disorder and deep domestic divide, his legacy will be defined by how well he succeeds in effectively walking the talk of positioning Seoul front and centre in shaping a rules-based order in Indo-Pacific.

Titli Basu
March 14, 2022
IDSA Comments

Japan and US–China Strategic Competition: Alliances and Alignments

Prime Minister Kishida Fumio gave a resolute call for pursuing “realism diplomacy for a new era” in his Diet deliberations. How strategically innovative and politically effective will it prove in pursuing Tokyo’s national interests in the US–China–Japan calculus?

Titli Basu
February 08, 2022
Issue Brief

Two Decades After 9/11: The Liberal Security Community Lies in Tatters

It may seem premature to discuss the advent of an illiberal global order, however, the numerous catalytic events of recent years and the apparent decline of American heft in shaping global norms and structures might indicate that the international system is on the cusp of a major transformation.

A. Vinod Kumar
October 12, 2021
Issue Brief

Framing Japan’s Economic Security Agenda

The COVID-19 pandemic has situated the policy conversation on economic security at the centre stage of national security calculus not just in US and Europe but also in Japan. For Japan, it would entail attaining “strategic autonomy” in critical supply chains at the national level, and pursuing “strategic indispensability” at the global level.

Titli Basu
August 25, 2021
IDSA Comments