India Korea Relations : Forging a Multidimensional Partnership in the 21st Century

Contents: Introduction. I. Multidimensional partnership: 1. India and South Korea: need for a cyber security partnership/Jayadev Parida. 2. The trajectory of India-South Korea relations: cultural and economic ramifications of the twin dreams/Manan Dwivedi. 3. Role of agricultural sector in economic development and food security: the case of India and South Korea/Shyam Sunder. 4. Seeking a new identity: South Korea’s regional strategy and middle power activitism/Alokka Dutta. 5. The China factor in redefining India ROK relations/Amrita Jash. 6. Political economy of expansion of higher education in South Korea/Khalid Khan. II. Comparative studies: 7. Development of judicial review by the constitutional courts: reading the constitution of South Korea in that light/Ratnesh Kumar Shukla. 8. Urbanization induced air pollution and its impact: cases of Delhi and Seoul/Atul Saini and Netrananda Sahu. 9. Change detection analysis using multi temporal satellite data: a case study of seoul and Gyeonggi-Do (South Korea)/Chandra Shekhar Dwivedi, Jakir Husain and Sushil Kumar Shukla. 10. Implementation of clean development mechanism projects: a comparative study of India and South Korea/Prashant Kumar and Monica Ahlawat.11. Little Korea in Shillong/Phrangsngi Pyrtuh. 12. Advent of Buddhism in Korea/Eshey Namgial and Konchok Tashi. Index. 

The present book India-Korea Relations: Forging a Multidimensional Partnership in the 21st century is an outgrowth of the international seminar organized by the Researchers Association for the study of Korea (RASK) in March 2016. It contains a collection of thirteen articles devoted to a comprehensive study of Korea from various angles by researchers and established scholars-both Indian and Korean-from different disciplinary and experiential perspectives. (jacket)