The Globalist’s Top 10 2015: Asia
The future belongs to Asia. Here’s what we wrote about on that front.
January 3, 2016
[ 1 ] October 2049: The 100th Anniversary of the People’s Republic of China
By Jean-Pierre Lehmann | What will China look like a century after Mao’s victory in 1949?
Published on November 29, 2015
[ 2 ] Moving Into a Chinese-Indian World
By Martin Hutchinson | A dual hegemony now looks unavoidable, but must we really fear it?
Published on December 18, 2015
[ 3 ] China’s Grand Design: Pivot to Eurasia
By George Yeo | Eurasia is a large part of the world. In a few decades, it will be the principal driver of the global economy.
Published on November 8, 2015
[ 4 ] Keeping China In or Out? Beijing Vs. Washington on TPP
By Shihoko Goto | Global economic diplomacy gets more complicated as China plays its cards.
Published on March 23, 2015
[ 5 ] India’s Political Climate Is Getting Tenser
By Ronald Meinardus | To what degree are tolerance and freedom of expression endangered in India?
Published on November 3, 2015
[ 6 ] China and Singapore are Distant Relatives at Best
By Sun Xi | Singapore’s mixed reactions towards China are historically consistent, even if they disappoint some there.
Published on December 20, 2015
[ 7 ] Modi and India’s “Act East” Policy
By Tridivesh Singh Maini | Can India “Make It” in Southeast Asia?
Published on December 5, 2015
[ 8 ] Modi in America’s Footsteps
By Bill Humphrey | After the Myanmar military operation: Beware of boundless missions, India.
Published on June 14, 2015
[ 9 ] Indonesia at a Critical Juncture
By John West | Great political and social hurdles stand in the way of Indonesia’s development.
Published on May 19, 2015
[ 10 ] India: Maneuvering Among China, the US, Europe and Russia
By Sanjeev S. Ahluwalia | Prime Minister Modi faces a real foreign policy “trilemma.”
Published on May 17, 2015
Takeaways
The Globalist's top essays on Asia.
Author
The Globalist
Read previous
Global Economy
Germany at Work
January 3, 2016