India China Rivalry through IR theories | Deep dive | EP 1 | Yuditspeaks

Описание: This video provides an overview of India-China relations since 1950, tracing the trajectory from initial friendship and the Panchsheel Agreement to periods of war, strategic mistrust, and deep economic engagement marked by recent military clashes like the Galwan Valley incident. It uses major International Relations (IR) theories—Realism, Liberalism, and Constructivism—to analyze these complex interactions, explaining why the two powers cooperate, compete, and manage their rivalry. Realism views the relationship as a power struggle and security dilemma, while Liberalism focuses on the stabilizing effects of trade and mutual participation in institutions like the WTO and BRICS, despite current trade restrictions. Constructivism highlights the influence of history, identity, and the lingering memory of the 1962 war on current perceptions and narratives. Ultimately, the source discusses how these theoretical lenses are essential for global business strategy, helping multinational enterprises manage risks, diversify supply chains (such as the "China plus one" strategy), and navigate geopolitical competition between the two Asian giants.
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