Connectivity Geopolitics in Nepal - Ghimire, Bipin
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This book is a critical articulation of Nepal s connectivity geopolitics, offering a triangular analysis of the country's geopolitics, connectivity and foreign policy. By elucidating the interplay between these elements, it contributes to a deeper understanding of how smaller states strategically balance aspirations and trade-offs in navigating the contemporary reality of connectivity geopolitics amidst competing global interests. Furthermore, it helps us examine how insights generated from a country's history of strategic culture could be valuable in navigating the contemporary reality of…mehr

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This book is a critical articulation of Nepal s connectivity geopolitics, offering a triangular analysis of the country's geopolitics, connectivity and foreign policy. By elucidating the interplay between these elements, it contributes to a deeper understanding of how smaller states strategically balance aspirations and trade-offs in navigating the contemporary reality of connectivity geopolitics amidst competing global interests. Furthermore, it helps us examine how insights generated from a country's history of strategic culture could be valuable in navigating the contemporary reality of connectivity geopolitics and why one should not take foreign support for connectivity at face value.

Autorenporträt
Dr.  Bipin Ghimire is a researcher and experienced professional with a decade of international engagement in research. He holds a PhD in International Relations from South Asian University, New Delhi, specialising in Geopolitics of Connectivity, Foreign Policy Analysis and the Nepal-India-China triangular relations. He has conducted research fieldwork across conflict-affected regions in Asia and Africa, and has conducted research on geopolitics, connectivity, peace studies, South Asian borders, as well as bilateral relations among Nepal, India, and China.