India in the In-Between Era
India and their strategic thinking are generally unknown to us. Their classic Kautilya is not as popular as Sun Tzu or Clausewitz. Furthermore, modern Indian geostrategists or geopoliticians also remain beyond our interest, which should only be regretted. Because they represent a great country with even greater traditions and potential, and thus have something to say for themselves.
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