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China and India: Cooperation, Competition or Conflict?
US Ambassador Darryl N. Johnson, Jackson School professors David Bachman and Anand Yang, and Guihong Zhang of Fudan University, one of China's premier India watchers will speak at the University of Washington.
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Chindia: China plus India. China versus India. China or India. What is the most likely scenario in the coming decades as the two Asian giants take over center stage in a world dominated by Asia? Will these two neighboring countries that account for almost two-fifths of humanity become allies or antagonists? These and other issues relating to their changing relationship with one another and with the United States will be the topic of a panel discussion featuring former US Ambassador Darryl N. Johnson, Jackson School professors David Bachman and Anand Yang, and Guihong Zhang of Fudan University, one of China's premier India watchers.
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