India's "Look East" Policy: The Strategic Dimension

Muni, S. D.

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“…Por último, ante el conflicto interno que ocurría en Camboya 12 , los miembros de la ASEAN exhortaron a India a tener un mayor compromiso con la región, justamente para poder dar solución a la cuestión así como para balancear la creciente presencia de China en el Asia-Pacífico (Muni, 2011).…”

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“…En la fase inicial de la LEP el gobierno indio intensificó sus relaciones bilaterales con los miembros de la ASEAN adoptando dos formas de acercamiento según su distinción entre miembros fundadores (Indonesia, Malasia, Las Filipinas, Singapur y Tailandia) y miembros nuevos (Myanmar, Laos, Camboya y Vietnam) (Jyoti, 2013y Muni, 2011. Entre los miembros fundadores de la ASEAN, Singapur jugó un rol fundamental como facilitador de los canales institucionales que se establecieron con el grupo regional (Muni, 2011), por lo cual no ha sido una casualidad que la LEP haya sido lanzada en aquel país del Sudeste Asiático.…”

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“…En cuanto a los mecanismos intra-ASEAN que contaron con la participación de Nueva Delhi es dable mencionar la firma de la Declaración Conjunta para el Combate del Terrorismo India-ASEAN en octubre de 2003 (Muni, 2011). Además durante la 10° Cumbre India-ASEAN de 2012 se relanzó la "Asociación India-ASEAN para la paz, el progreso y la prosperidad, la estabilidad y el desarrollo compartido", que había sido anunciada en noviembre de 2004.…”

Section: La Dimensión De Seguridad Y Defensaunclassified

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El cambio de la Look East Policy a la Act East Policy en India

Baroni

Dussort

2017

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La Look East Policy marcó la forma en que la India se ha vinculado con sus vecinos del Sudeste Asiático desde 1991. Inicialmente enfocada en los aspectos comerciales, su objeto se amplió hacia la construcción de vínculos económicos, institucionales y de seguridad y defensa. La administración de Narendra Modi rebautizó este acercamiento como Act East Policy, propiciando una acción mayor. El objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar las principales acciones hacia el Sudeste Asiático en lo económico-comercial, institucional y de seguridad, así como los resultados obtenidos en la última década y los desafíos que se presentan a futuro.

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El cambio de la Look East Policy a la Act East Policy en India

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2017

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“…Thus, 4 See the change in RankingofAzerbaijan from 1995 to 2013 in Appendix C. 5 . to rebuild cooperative relations with its eastern neighbors in general and ASEAN in particular (Muni, 2011). Since 2002, India is having annual summits with ASEAN and signed the initials of ASEAN India Free Trade Area (AIFTA) in 2003.…”

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Accounting for India with its Asian Trading Partners

Singh¹,

Arora²,

Mathur³

2016

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Gravity model of international trade established a fact that international trade of an economy is highly affected by the trade costs incurred locally and across borders. These costs are the difference between production cost of a traded commodity and its price paid by the ultimate buyers. The present study calculates the trade costs of Indian economy with its Asian trading partners. The study is developed in three stages: It measures the trade costs for India with its trading partners from the Asian region; it also estimates the determinants of trade costs by using the data on the available trade cost proxies; and thereafter, it decomposes the growth of Indian trade into the contribution of growth in income, the contribution of the decline in bilateral trade costs, and the contribution of the decline in multilateral resistance. It is found that the trade costs of India with all its Asian partners have declined throughout the whole study period (1995)(1996)(1997)(1998)(1999)(2000)(2001)(2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013). The decline in Indian trade costs was the highest in West Asia followed by Southeast Asia, East Asia, South Asia, and Central Asia. The variables, used as determinants of trade costs, namely: contiguity, distance, tariffs, non-tariff barriers, exchange rate, and port infrastructure, behaved according to the theoretical expectations. Furthermore, the decomposition of the growth of Indian trade with Asian partners revealed that the decline in the relative bilateral trade costs was the driving force of growth of Indian trade with all the Asian regions.

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“…An eight-member Burmese delegation led by U Aye, DirectorGeneral of the Political Affairs Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, visited India from11 to 14 August 1992 and met the senior officials ofthe ministries of External Affairs, Home, Defense and Commerce of the Government of India. This was the first ever official Indo-Burmese seniorlevel meeting since Rajiv Gandhi's visit to Myanmar in 1987.In March 1993, India's Foreign Secretary Jyotindra Nath Dixit visited Rangoon and met the Burmese leaders, including Lt. General Khin Nyunt.Duringthis visit, the agreement of drug smuggling control across the border and the border trade agreement were signed13 . These two bilateral visits were viewed as misunderstanding-managing exercises for both countries.…”

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The Political and Diplomatic Relations Between India and Myanmar (1992 - 2014) - A View From the Impacts of “Look East” Policy

Binh¹

2018

HueUni-JSSH

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After the Cold War, India has adjusted its foreign policy,called LookEast Policy to serve the domestic economic reform and adapt to the new international situation. India's Look East Policy is the policy toward the Southeast Asia region, which possessesabundant natural resources and plays a role in the support for India in the Asia -Pacific region strategy. The foreign policy of India can get results on economics, politics, and society for this country. Besides, this success bringsuseful experiences for ASEAN countries, in general, and Myanmar, in particular, when they enforce their new foreign policy. Myanmar is considered as a "bridge" between India and Southeast Asia. This Southeast Asian country has become an important role in the shift of India to the East. With its strategiclocation, Myanmarplays an important role in India's Look East Policy. Withthe positive impactofthe Look East Policy, the relationship between India and Myanmar from 1992 to 2014 has achieved many positive results, contributing to the development of each country.

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India's "Look East" Policy: The Strategic Dimension

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El cambio de la Look East Policy a la Act East Policy en India

El cambio de la Look East Policy a la Act East Policy en India

Accounting for India with its Asian Trading Partners

The Political and Diplomatic Relations Between India and Myanmar (1992 - 2014) - A View From the Impacts of “Look East” Policy

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