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September 10, 2025Academia Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences.

Sino-Indian Rivalry and Security of Small States: The Case of Bangladesh

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MHMoududul HaqueMHM. Hasan

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Research analyzes factors fueling sino-indian rivalry and highlights bangladesh's non-aligned foreign policy for security.

Key Points

  • Bangladesh's foreign policy aims to navigate the challenges posed by the sino-indian rivalry, ensuring its own security and interests.
  • The paper identifies seven factors that could escalate conflict between china and india, affecting regional stability.
  • Analysis employs Blainey’s model of war and Moniruzzaman’s framework on small state security to discuss strategic options.
  • Bangladesh's most viable pathway to security is non-alignment, promoting a stable and independent foreign policy amid rivalry.

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Haque et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c198cd9b7b07f3a061abfahttps://doi.org/10.3126/ajhss.v2i1.83197
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