La India en los brics: una nueva forma de promover sus intereses en el escenario internacional

Q3 Social Sciences

Norteamerica Pub Date : 2013-07-01 DOI:10.1016/S1870-3550(13)71777-4

Jacobo Silva Parada

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Abstract

Over the last 23 years, India has become more noteworthy due to its accelerated economic growth, eclipsed only by China, and a new foreign policy that can be classified as pragmatic. The way New Delhi behaves on the international stage is a natural consequence of this. So, the brics are part of a broader strategy to project its political and economic interests in different international forums and organizations. This allows it to flexibly and non-committally adapt and deal with the twenty-first century’s changes and new challenges.

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印度在金砖国家:在国际舞台上促进其利益的新途径

在过去的23年里，由于经济的加速增长，印度变得更加值得注意，仅次于中国，而且新的外交政策可以归类为务实。新德里在国际舞台上的行为方式是这种情况的自然结果。因此，金砖四国是中国在不同国际论坛和组织中投射其政治和经济利益的更广泛战略的一部分。这使它能够灵活和不作承诺地适应和处理二十一世纪的变化和新的挑战。

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Norteamerica Social Sciences-Cultural Studies

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20 weeks

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