Ananth Krishnan

An absolutely brilliant work, it should be read with attention by all concerned with shaping our international policy. Good relations with China have so many obvious advantages, that it would be short-sighted to throw away what has already been achieved in terms of cross-country cooperation, trade, and investment for the sake of the boundary problem. Even this last appears to be an eminently solvable conundrum, requiring not a legalistic approach but a political will, as the author ably demonstrates. It would be indeed tragic if the leaders of the two great countries, with such a long record of mutually positive interactions, did not seize the existing opportunities. This is a book you don't want to put down, and which you wish didn't have to come to an end! Deserves 10 stars out of 5 if that were available!… (meer)