The document discusses Indo-China political relations, outlining topics like the genesis of their relationship as two of the world's oldest civilizations with religious and trade connections. It explores their relationship through both a hard power/realistic lens focused on military strength, nuclear weapons, and resources as well as a soft power/constructivist idealist lens centered around trade, principles of peace, education, and interdependence. The conclusion advocates for a constructive approach between the two countries that promotes freedom and international peace.

1. INDO-CHINA POLITICAL RELATIONS:
PROBLEMS, PROSPECTS AND
CONSEQUENCES
Dr. Vasant Kore
Sangameshwar College, Solapur
Affiliated to Solapur University, Solapur

2. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• Scope of International Relation
– Realistic, Idealistic and Constructivist Principles
– Globalisation
– International Security
– State Sovereignty
– Ecological Sustainability
– Nuclear Proliferation
– Global Trade and Finance
– Human Security
– Foreign Interventionism
– Human Rights
– Universal Peace

3. INDO-CHINA RELATIONS
• Genesis of Indo-China Relations
– World’s Oldest Civilizations
– Religious Connection: Buddhist Ideology
– Population
– Trade Relations
– Education

4. INDO-CHINA RELATIONS
• Hard Power
– Realistic Approach
– Military Strength
– Practice of Nuclear
Weapon
– Power Relations
– Diplomacy
– War
– Wealth and Resources
– Geographical Acquisition
– Imperialistic Attitude
• Soft Power
– Constructivist and Idealist
Approach
– World Trade
– Panchasheel Principles
– Education and Research
– Peace
– Environmental Sustenance
– Interdependence
– Technology

5. CONCLUSION
• Constructive Approach
• Freedom
• International Peace

6. Thank You