Alka Acharya
Biographic Data
| ID | 5714478 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alka Acharya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alka |
| FAMILY NAME | Acharya |
| SIGNATURE | ACHARYA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Special Issue on China in South Asia
China’s Negotiated Power in South Asia
This article examines China’s evolving engagement with South Asia through a Global South political economy lens, conceptualised as a form of negotiated power. Moving beyond security-centric and infrastructure-focused analyses, it argues that Chinese influence in the region is structurally significant yet locally contingent, shaped by domestic political economies, social contestation and geopolitical constraints. Using Sri Lanka as a primary empir…
Academician Mikhail L. Titarenko, 1934–2016
Years of China Report
The Ninth Academic Trilateral China–India–Russia Conference 7–9 December 2009, New Delhi
The Ninth India-China-Russia Academic Trilateral Conference was held in New Delhi from 7th to 9th December 2009. With this Conference, the third round of the trilateral exchanges which had commenced in Moscow in September 2001 came to a close. This trilateral academic exchange involves the following institutions from the respective countries—the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), Beijing, the Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS), Delh…
The Eighth China–India–Russia Trilateral Academic Conference
An Analysis of the Prospects of Trilateral Cooperation in the Light of the Experiences of the Trilateral Academic Conferences
The Seventh China–India–Russia Academic Trilateral Conference, 24–25 October 2007, Moscow
The Sixth Academic Trilateral China-India-Russia Conference, 2–4 November 2006, New Delhi
Changing Dynamics in the Taiwan Strait
Over the last fifty years, relations across the Taiwan Strait seem to have undergone a fundamental transformation. If the Shanghai Communique represented the first step in altering the politicostrategic equations, the economic linkages have contributed to reshaping the dominant approaches to the problem. The increasing volume of cross-Strait trade and investment is influencing government decisions in both the mainland and in Taiwan. Economic link…
Wen Jiabao's South Asian Sojourn
Substantial, far-reaching and continuing changes constitute the milieu in which India–China relations are being recast and forged anew. In retrospect, all previous visits by Chinese premiers have represented a decisive and substantial perceptual and paradigmatic transformation in India–China relations. The April 2005 South Asia visit by the Chinese premier must also be placed in the context of a deepening economic and strategic engagement with th…
The Fifth Academic Trilateral China-India-Russia Conference, 16–17 June 2005, Beijing
The Politics of the Political Report
Cold War in the High Himalayas
Political Coopera tion between India, China and Russia
A Season of Opportunities
Prelude to the Sino-Indian War
The Sixth Academic Trilateral China-India-Russia Conference, 2–4 November 2006, New Delhi
Changing Dynamics in the Taiwan Strait
Over the last fifty years, relations across the Taiwan Strait seem to have undergone a fundamental transformation. If the Shanghai Communique represented the first step in altering the politicostrategic equations, the economic linkages have contributed to reshaping the dominant approaches to the problem. The increasing volume of cross-Strait trade and investment is influencing government decisions in both the mainland and in Taiwan. Economic link…
A Season of Opportunities
Prelude to the Sino-Indian War
A Season of Opportunities
Cold War in the High Himalayas
Political Coopera tion between India, China and Russia
The Politics of the Political Report
Changing Dynamics in the Taiwan Strait
Over the last fifty years, relations across the Taiwan Strait seem to have undergone a fundamental transformation. If the Shanghai Communique represented the first step in altering the politicostrategic equations, the economic linkages have contributed to reshaping the dominant approaches to the problem. The increasing volume of cross-Strait trade and investment is influencing government decisions in both the mainland and in Taiwan. Economic link…
Wen Jiabao's South Asian Sojourn
Substantial, far-reaching and continuing changes constitute the milieu in which India–China relations are being recast and forged anew. In retrospect, all previous visits by Chinese premiers have represented a decisive and substantial perceptual and paradigmatic transformation in India–China relations. The April 2005 South Asia visit by the Chinese premier must also be placed in the context of a deepening economic and strategic engagement with th…
The Fifth Academic Trilateral China-India-Russia Conference, 16–17 June 2005, Beijing
The Sixth Academic Trilateral China-India-Russia Conference, 2–4 November 2006, New Delhi
An Analysis of the Prospects of Trilateral Cooperation in the Light of the Experiences of the Trilateral Academic Conferences
The Seventh China–India–Russia Academic Trilateral Conference, 24–25 October 2007, Moscow
The Eighth China–India–Russia Trilateral Academic Conference
The Ninth Academic Trilateral China–India–Russia Conference 7–9 December 2009, New Delhi
The Ninth India-China-Russia Academic Trilateral Conference was held in New Delhi from 7th to 9th December 2009. With this Conference, the third round of the trilateral exchanges which had commenced in Moscow in September 2001 came to a close. This trilateral academic exchange involves the following institutions from the respective countries—the China Institute of International Studies (CIIS), Beijing, the Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS), Delh…
Years of China Report
Academician Mikhail L. Titarenko, 1934–2016
Special Issue on China in South Asia
China’s Negotiated Power in South Asia
This article examines China’s evolving engagement with South Asia through a Global South political economy lens, conceptualised as a form of negotiated power. Moving beyond security-centric and infrastructure-focused analyses, it argues that Chinese influence in the region is structurally significant yet locally contingent, shaped by domestic political economies, social contestation and geopolitical constraints. Using Sri Lanka as a primary empir…
Political science (14 works) · China (13 works) · Law (11 works) · Law (11 works) · Geography (8 works) · History (6 works) · History (6 works) · Global trade and economics (5 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (5 works) · Politics (5 works)