Buddhism in current China-India diplomacy

Buddhism is being emphasised strongly in both Chinese. - and Indian public diplomacy, as they both seek to increase their softpower. - attractiveness. This article finds that while Buddhism has. - served to draw the two countries together in their bilateral relationship,. - their current invocation...

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Autor principal: Scott, David (Autor)
Tipo de documento: Electrónico Artículo
Lenguaje:Inglés
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Publicado: 2016
En: Journal of current Chinese affairs
Año: 2016, Volumen: 45, Número: 3, Páginas: 139-174
Otras palabras clave:B Public Diplomacy
B Poder blando
B China
B Budismo
B Política internacional
B Estrategia
B Política exterior
B India
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Sumario:Buddhism is being emphasised strongly in both Chinese. - and Indian public diplomacy, as they both seek to increase their softpower. - attractiveness. This article finds that while Buddhism has. - served to draw the two countries together in their bilateral relationship,. - their current invocation of Buddhism as a bridge is in many. - ways an ahistorical reconstruction. The article also finds that Buddhism. - operates as a tool of diplomacy in a competitive way, as China. - and India both seek influence among Buddhist countries elsewhere in. - Asia and among international Buddhist organisations. Finally, this. - article finds that whereas China's use of Buddhism is straightforwardly. - tactical and to a degree disingenuous, India is able to incorporate. - genuine spiritual elements into its use of Buddhism, albeit within a. - setting of Hindu reinterpretation of Buddhism. In the future, China. - could shift from a short-term tactical to a long-term normative use of. - Buddhism within international socialisation scenarios. (GIGA/J Current Ch Affairs)
Descripción Física:Lit. S. 163-174
ISSN:1868-4874
Obras secundarias:In: Journal of current Chinese affairs