China and India online : information technology politics and diplomacy in the world's two largest nations
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China and India online : information technology politics and diplomacy in the world's two largest nations
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, c2002
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Bibliography: p. 207-233
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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ISBN 9780742519459
Description
China and India Online is the first book-length comparison of the politics and diplomacy of information technology (IT) development in the two most populous nations. By tracing the growth of the Internet in these countries-with regard to technical standards, management and government issues, and commercial and legal frameworks-Marcus Franda explores the rivalry between China and India in their quests for increased international power. Franda sees both nations as test cases for the growth of a robust global Internet regime and compares their priority levels for IT development vis-^-vis other technology policy areas such as energy security, space exploration, and missile defense. An accessible and interesting mix of international communication, IT and policy, history, and politics, this book provides key insights into two nations with considerable potential for future economic, diplomatic, and political expansion.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 International Power Aspirations and the Internet Chapter 3 China and India as Potential Information Technology Giants Chapter 4 China's Domesteic Internet Development Chapter 5 Integrating China into the Global Internet Regime Chapter 6 India's Early Years of Internet Development Chapter 7 Indian Aspirations to Be an Internet Superpower Chapter 8 Sino-Indian Rivalry, IT, and Other Technologies
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: pbk ISBN 9780742519466
Description
China and India Online is the first book-length comparison of the politics and diplomacy of information technology (IT) development in the two most populous nations. By tracing the growth of the Internet in these countries-with regard to technical standards, management and government issues, and commercial and legal frameworks-Marcus Franda explores the rivalry between China and India in their quests for increased international power. Franda sees both nations as test cases for the growth of a robust global Internet regime and compares their priority levels for IT development vis-a-vis other technology policy areas such as energy security, space exploration, and missile defense. An accessible and interesting mix of international communication, IT and policy, history, and politics, this book provides key insights into two nations with considerable potential for future economic, diplomatic, and political expansion.
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 International Power Aspirations and the Internet Chapter 3 China and India as Potential Information Technology Giants Chapter 4 China's Domesteic Internet Development Chapter 5 Integrating China into the Global Internet Regime Chapter 6 India's Early Years of Internet Development Chapter 7 Indian Aspirations to Be an Internet Superpower Chapter 8 Sino-Indian Rivalry, IT, and Other Technologies
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