THE ASIAN GREAT GAME

Discover a fascinating analysis of the political, economic, and social transformation of the modern world, where the center of events is shifting towards the Indo-Pacific region. Learn about the complex processes of the struggle for dominance in South Asia, considering the role of India as an aspiring superpower. This book is the key to understanding the dynamics of change on the largest continent of our globe. Ideal for those interested in international relations, political science, and global economics. Immerse yourself in a read that sheds new light on the challenges and opportunities of the modern world.

• In-depth analysis of transformation processes in South Asia.
• Detailed study of India's role in the Indo-Pacific region.
• Unique perspective on the struggle for political and economic dominance.
• Insightful presentation of the dynamics of change in individual South Asian countries.
• Definition and explanation of the complexity of international issues.
• Expert perspective, professor at the University of Warsaw.
• Contemporary view of the emerging new world order.

The Asian Great Game is a publication that thoroughly analyzes the political, economic, and social transformation of the modern world. The author focuses on the shift of the center of events of global importance from the Atlantic sphere to the Indo-Pacific regions. The Asian continent becomes an arena where the largest economic interests and geostrategic challenges for the United States, Russia, and many European countries intersect, seeking new alliances and opportunities to strengthen their position.

South Asia plays a key role in these processes, and India, as the most populous country in the world, is trying hard to curb China's expansion and secure its superpower status in the near future. The book describes the complex processes of the struggle for political, economic, and cultural dominance in this region, detailing the dynamics of change in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal.

This publication perfectly fits into the current trends on the international stage, showing the emerging new world order in which Asia, and especially India, plays an increasing role. The author analyzes the new balance of power on the globe and the growing importance of Asia in this process, as well as the role that South Asia plays in this process, starting with India. This is a unique position on the Polish publishing market, which fills a significant research gap with true depth and scope.