This review considers the subversion of the racial hierarchy in 1920s colonial Saigon in Marguerite Duras’ The Lover as well as the novel’s portrayal of gender dynamics in colonial Indo-China.
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Indo-US Spat Over GSP
In this article, Anuraag talks about the possible impacts of the GSP withdrawal on India.
“China’s One Belt One Road Initiative”: Analysis from an Indian Perspective
Reproduced from Economic and Political Weekly Issue Vol. 50. Issue No. 49, Dec 5, 2015 with the authors’ permission. The authors Geethanjali Nataraj (geethanjali@orfonline.org) and
Is it the End of the Dominant Dollar?
The inclusion of the Yuan in the SDR is a significant move in various respects. Deepanshu Mohan analyses the possible consequences of the ‘promotion’ of
The Chinese recipe for growth, and slowdown?
To understand the reasons for the Chinese slowdown, it is important to revisit the reasons for China’s economic success. In this article, Alexandra de Mingo
Nepal: Divided by A New Constitution
Nepal has adopted its seventh constitution in 67 years. It is the first fully democratic constitution in Nepal. Amit Kumar Jha looks at the issues
China’s Economic Slowdown: An Opportunity to Boost Indo-Africa Ties
In the light of the India-Africa Forum Summit (IAFS) this month, Richa Sekhani views the Chinese slowdown as a chance for India to deepen its
A Comparative Look at the Development Experience of Brazil and China
Ashwin Nair presents a comparative look and contrasts the role of the state in the economic development of two BRICS countries, Brazil and China. The
China 2015: Resetting the Asian Growth Story?
Regional multilateral forums are giving China a solid platform to assert its rising strength. Years of stellar economic performance has allowed Beijing to exert quite
From Kunming to Kolkata through the BCIM Route
Kunming to Kolkata connectivity is sought via China-backed BCIM economic corridor. What implications does it hold for India? Manish Vaid explains. In order to find
‘Indian Ocean’- The 21st Century ‘Security Dilemma’ between China and India
The Indian Ocean is where global struggles will play out in the twenty-first century. It is a “new great game” in the making, says Amrita
Japan’s National Security Strategy: Retort to China’s Military Assertiveness?
Piyush Singh argues how China’s tactic of coercive diplomacy is finding no takers in Japan and seems to be boomeranging. Japan in its National
