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China and India: Towards Global Economic Supremacy? - Rahman, Rita Dulci; Andreu, Jose Miguel
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This extensive study addresses the issues concerning the emergence of China and India as global superpowers, pointing out that these two countries possess a potential for growth capacity never previously experienced in history--one that could compete with the economic and political power of the United States. In addition to portraying the economic and political evolutions of China and India, this reference delves into the economic bottlenecks as well as the internal and external political problems that will have to be addressed in order for them to emerge as global powers.

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This extensive study addresses the issues concerning the emergence of China and India as global superpowers, pointing out that these two countries possess a potential for growth capacity never previously experienced in history--one that could compete with the economic and political power of the United States. In addition to portraying the economic and political evolutions of China and India, this reference delves into the economic bottlenecks as well as the internal and external political problems that will have to be addressed in order for them to emerge as global powers.
Autorenporträt
Rita Dulci Rahman is a diplomat for the Netherlands government with 26 years of experience in international relations who has published more than 30 articles on international relations. She has also taught at the University of Leiden. Jose Miguel Andreu is a professor of economics at the University of Sevilla, an advisor to the African Development Bank, and the author of numerous articles on Spanish and international economic matters. He has also served as a Spanish diplomat to India and has taught at Basque Country University, the University of Alcala de Henares, and the Open University of Spain.