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Sub-Regionalism And Connectivity – The BCIM Corridor

Author: Anindya Jyoti Majumdar , Sudarshana Banerjee

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Categories: Current Affairs, Political Science

Year	November 2018
Edition	First Edition
Pages	174
Size	8.5″ * 5.5″
Binding	Paperback
ISBN	978-81-933898-9-8

Connectivity has become the sweeping catchphrase in the contemporary era. The common estimation is that the huge potential of mutually advantageous economic ventures can be materialized by increased physical connectivity among states and their regions. BCIM (Bangladesh, China, India and Myanmar). Economic Corridor is one such corridor that calls for a thorough exploration in view of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The present volume is a compilation of articles viewed from multi-disciplinary angles, penned by the experienced and the young, providing a thorough assessment of a crucial sub-regional venture. Cultural links and environmental issues too have been incorporated to provide a comprehensive treatment to the theme. The volume will be of much interest to the students, teachers and scholars of international relations..

Contents

Prologue
Chapter 1 : BCIM Initiative and its Long March
Yang Ye
Chapter 2: BCIM as an Instrument of Regional Cooperation
Sudarshana Banerjee
Chapter 3: Importance of BCIM for India vis-a-vis BIMSTEC
Sourish Ghosh
Chapter 4: BCIM Forum for Sub-Regional Cooperation: Historical and Geographical Milieu from Bangladesh Perspective
Mesbah Kamal , Nasima Begum Poly, Sabina Siddique
Chapter5 : Cultural Connectivity and Potential Cultural Conflict in BCIM, with special reference to China and India
Zhang Yang and Saurav Sarmah
Chapter 6: territorial Anxiety in India-China Relations: can BCIM come to rescue?
Mayuri Banerjee
Chapter 7: Does Indian Media Perceive BCIM-EC as a Complimentary Project to the Act East Policy
Pranata Bhattacharya
Chapter 8: The Relevance of exchanging Culture and the BCIM Corridor
Sarmistha Se Base
Chapter 9 : Linguistic Genealogy in Understanding BCIM: A Historiographical Perspective
Satarupa Datta Majumder
Chapter 10 : Perils of Indo-Myanmar Borderland: Challenge to BCIM and Act East Policy
Dona Ganguly
Chapter 11: North East as the BCIM Energy Corridor: Prospects through Acting East
Arnab Dasgupta
Chapter 12: sacred Natural Sites of the BCIM Region: Exploring the role of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Protecting Tangible Natural Heritage
Shreyashi Chaudhuri , Kuntal Narayan Chaudhuri

Anindya Jyoti Majumdar , Sudarshana Banerjee

Anindya Jyoti Mjumdar is a professor in the Department of International Relations at Jadavpur University, Kolkata. He has authored and edited books on foreign policy, security issues, forced migration and international relations. Sudarshana Bnerjee is an individual Research Analyst on International affairs.