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Séminaire autour de Renaud Egreteau, chercheur et maître de conférences au Hong Kong Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences, The University of Hong Kong. Discutante : Sophie Boisseau du Rocher, chercheur spécialiste de l'Asie du Sud-Est et auteur de "L'Asie du Sud-Est prise au piège" (Perrin, 2009). Présidence : Françoise Nicolas, directeur, Centre Asie, Ifri
Si Pékin et New Delhi cherchent aujourd'hui à étendre leur influence à travers le champ stratégique birman, il semble que cela soit bien plus pour des raisons propres aux deux géants que le fruit d'une volonté de contrecarrer systématiquement les ambitions de l'autre, et d'y faire échec au "rival". La Birmanie, loin des axiomes peignant le pays comme un simple terrain de jeux stratégiques entre Indiens et Chinois, offre nombre de résistances à la poussée de ses deux grands voisins.
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