19 Jun 2008

Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS), Delhi
Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi, India.
Self-description: "The Institute of Chinese Studies (ICS) grew out of the China Study Group, which was an informal forum of scholars working on China at the University of Delhi, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), and the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), The Institute of Economic Growth, The Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses and other research institutes of Delhi. Founded in 1969, the Group conducted fortnightly discussions on contemporary topics as well as research themes relating to China, and helped sustain China Report, the only Indian journal on China and East Asia. After China Report was relocated at the CSDS in 1978, it became the journal of the Group, which also made CSDS the centre of its activities."
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* About Us; * Fellows; * Research Programmes (Opium War and China's Encounter with the West in the Nineteenth Century, The May Fourth Movement, The Chinese Revolution, China's Policy Towards Liberation Movements, India-China Relations, Science and Technology in China, The Chinese Defence System, Comparative Studies of Kang Youwei and Vivekananda, Modernisation process in India and China, Communist Movement in China and India, Responses of India and China to the International Processes, Historical Processes of Sino-Indian Cultural Interaction, Rural Reforms in China, China's Defence Modernisation, China's Educational Development, China and the Emerging World Order, China : Into the 21st Century); * Publications (Books, ICS Occasional Study Series); * Collaborations; * Events; * Contact Us.
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