These 16 papers were presented at the 1st Academic Summit on China-India Cooperation, held in November 2011 in Hong Kong. Asian and European scholars of international relations, social
sciences, defense studies, and other areas discuss comparisons of economic reform and development between the two countries; the prospect of China-India cooperation and the role of Hong Kong;
economic growth and regional disparities in India vs. China; developing China-India trade relations and establishing the bilateral free trade zone; the rise of India and its pursuit of great
power status; China-India cooperation challenges and opportunities; areas of convergence and divergence in relations; elements for building scenarios of future relations; areas of cooperation;
emerging markets, especially solar power; the energy-poverty-climate nexus; engaging China from an Indian perspective; the energy bottleneck and energy demand inflation, the oil-gas shortage,
and the conflict of energy growth and environmental protection; the rise of China and India in the future international order; China’s international strategy and its relationship with India;
and China, India, and the emerging world order. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
