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India and China — The Strategic Balance of Power in Asia

By J. Wesley ⋅ May 5, 2008 ⋅ 2 comments

NOTE: Today is a crazy, mad no-good day. I’ll add hyperlinks to my sources for this post tomorrow morning!
India held a unique position during the Cold War. It was a leader of the non-aligned nations, Third World countries which were officially neutral in the U.S.-Soviet competition. India’s neutrality was something […]

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The Arrival of the Asian Century?

By J. Wesley ⋅ May 1, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

I’m putting together two series of posts — one on the Sino-Indian balance of power in Asia and a second on the rise of Chinese military power. During my research, I came across a worthwhile summary of Robert Kaplan’s keynote address at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Kaplan argues that while Americans have […]

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Christian Conversions and Chinese Nationalism

By J. Wesley ⋅ April 22, 2008 ⋅ 5 comments

I’ve read a lot of pieces on the explosive growth of Christianity in China. Many of these articles claim that a Christianized China would be a much better friend to the United States - this one, for instance. The idea is that a Christian China would be more democratic in its […]

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