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Sino-Indian Relations: A Game Theory Perspective


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In this paper, various aspects of Sino-Indian relationship and the strategies that they have adopted to balance the various issues facing them from a Game Theory perspective, has been covered. Situation in South-East Asia and Africa, both of which are house to most of the developing and the underdeveloped countries of the world is discussed. We see how political non-interest has led to India not being regarded as seriously as China in these countries. Then we see why despite being an economic behemoth, China can't afford to ignore India economically and will suffer an equal loss, if not more, if it were not to be. We also see a three dimensional game for global supremacy played between India, China and USA and how each is trying to get the maximum out of their complex relationships. Finally, we see a model describing the future of the Sino-Indian relationship and how cooperation will lead to a win-win situation for both the players and has implications for the current global order too.
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Indirah Indibara
KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, India

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In this paper, various aspects of Sino-Indian relationship and the strategies that they have adopted to balance the various issues facing them from a Game Theory perspective, has been covered. Situation in South-East Asia and Africa, both of which are house to most of the developing and the underdeveloped countries of the world is discussed. We see how political non-interest has led to India not being regarded as seriously as China in these countries. Then we see why despite being an economic behemoth, China can't afford to ignore India economically and will suffer an equal loss, if not more, if it were not to be. We also see a three dimensional game for global supremacy played between India, China and USA and how each is trying to get the maximum out of their complex relationships. Finally, we see a model describing the future of the Sino-Indian relationship and how cooperation will lead to a win-win situation for both the players and has implications for the current global order too.