This is presented during a session "Strategic cultures" at the symposium “Lessons of 1914 for the future of Asia” on 14-15 July 2014 held at Temple University Japan Campus. This symposium is organized by Andreas Herberg-Rothe, Faculty of social and cultural studies, University of Applied Sciences Fulda, Germany and supported by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Japan.

1. Namrata Goswami,
Research Fellow, IDSA, New Delhi
Email: namygoswami@gmail.com

2. • Strategic Presence in East Asia

5. • Power of Reckoning in Asia

9. • Broadcasting Power outside Asia

11. • First Strategic Pillar: Improving
bilateral relationship with the US;
effect on China

19. • Rise of China and India’s Response

24. • Nehruvian
• Realism
• Neo-Liberal