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China in Contemporary Global Politics

Prof. Joe Thomas Karackattu · IIT Madras

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Lectures

China in Contemporary Global Politics

  1. Introduction Video
  2. Traditional Chinese worldview Video
  3. Traditional Chinese worldview (contd) 1 Video
  4. Traditional Chinese worldview (contd) 2 Video
  5. Modern China Video
  6. Modern China (contd) Video
  7. Early Mao Period Video
  8. Early Mao Period (contd) Video
  9. Cultural Revolution Video
  10. Cultural Revolution (contd) Video
  11. China - Opening up and reforms Video
  12. Economic reforms Video
  13. Deng Xiaoping and economic strategies Video
  14. Features of economic reform process Video
  15. Third wave of reforms Video
  16. Impact of opening up Video
  17. Major long term challenges to China's growth Video
  18. US-China relations Video
  19. South China Sea disputes Video
  20. South China Sea disputes (contd) Video
  21. India China political relations Video
  22. India China economic relations Video
  23. China and the BRICS+ Video
  24. China and the BRICS+ (contd) Video
  25. China and Energy security Video
  26. China and Energy security (contd) Video
  27. Cross-Strait relations Video
  28. Cross-Strait relations (contd) 1 Video
  29. Cross-Strait relations (contd) 2 Video
  30. China in Africa Video
  31. China Dream and future outlook Video
  32. China Dream (cond) Video

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Institution
IIT Madras
Department
Humanities and Social Sciences
Teacher
Prof. Joe Thomas Karackattu
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Society and politics
Source
NPTEL
Licence
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