The China-Pakistan Axis : Asia's New Geopolitics
by Small, Andrew
Edition statement:1st Published by : C. Hurst & Co (London) Physical details: xvi, 319 Pages 22X14 cm | HB ISBN:9781849043410. Year: 2015| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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China and Pakistan have been each other's only 'all-weather friend' for decades, but the relationship remains little understood. Small recounts the history of the Sino-Pakistani axis, including details on its most sensitive aspects, such as China's dealings with the Taliban and its support for Pakistan's nuclear programme. Today this relationship plays a central role in Asia's geopolitics, with ramifications for Afghanistan, India, Asia as a whole, and the West. Finally, Small discusses the dilemma China faces in maintaining its current relationship with Pakistan.
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