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China Pakistan Economic Corridor: US RESERVATIONS AND ITS IMPACT ON…
China Pakistan Economic Corridor: US RESERVATIONS AND ITS IMPACT ON PAKISTAN
CHAPTER ONE
Problem Statement
China Pakistan Economic Corridor:
US Reservations And Its Impact on Pakistan
Introduction
Background of Study
US and Balance of Power
International Politics and Nation States
International Political System
Concept of Power and 20th Century and Beyond
Importance of Sea and Land Routes in Power Politics
Economy as a Strategic Interests in South Asia
US Interest in South Asia
Role of Regionalism
Trade Liberalization
Role of Economic Corridors in Free Trade
Gwadr Port
Introduction
Historical Perspective
Strategic Importance of Gwadr
Benefits for Pakistan
Project Under Implementation
US Apprehensions
Research Questions
What is the Importance of CPEC for Geo-Political Location?
What are the US reservations against CPEC?
What are the Russian interest in EPEC?
What would be the Indian Policy against CPEC after launching the Gwadr?
What will be the impact of CPEC on US-Pak relations?
Can CPEC take the Form of EU?
Can China act as East India Company?
Hypothesis
H1
: CPEC is an opportunity for Pakistan to sustain its Political and economic stability.
H2
: Chinese interests in the Indian Ocean and its region is the strongest US reservation.
H3
: The main objective of Russia to join CPEC is to reach warm waters.
H4
:There is a significant impact on Pak- Ind relations regarding CPEC.
H5
: CPEC is another way for China to act like East India Company.
H6
: CPEC is a source to minimize the US influence in the South Asian region.
H7
: CPEC may provide a platform for an economic union like EU.
Economic Corridors
NSRI and IPEC
One Belt Road
Significance of OBR
The Western Concept of OBR
China Pakistan Economic Corridor
Background
Need for a Project like CPEC
What is CPEC?
Significance of CPEC
CPEC & Recompenses of Pakistan
CPEC & Region & Regionalism
Role of CPEC in the Economy of Pakistan
Virtual Traits of CPEC
Proposed Economic Objectives to achieve
CHAPTER TWO
Literature Review
Significance of South Asian Region
Economic Corridors and their Importance
The Famous Silk Routes in World Politics
The Chinese Vision of One Belt Road
The U policies and concept of Imperialisms
CPEC as game changer for Pakistan
Hegemony: Meaning and Theories
CPEC and US Reservations
Nation States and Power Politics
CPEC and its Significance
Politics and World Society
Introduction
CHAPTER THREE
Methodology
Inductive Approach
Explanatory Research Approach
Epistemology
Historical Research Approach
Descriptive Research Method
One-on-One Interviews
In-depth Qualitative Research Method
Exploratory Research
The Approaches and Methods
Conclusion
Introduction
Theoretical Framework
Recommendations
Introduction
Realists and the Neo Realists
Classical Thinkers
Thucydides and Power
New Gramscian Approach
Use of Power to gain Power
Morgenthau's Opinion about Power
Definition of Hegemony and the way it works
The Principal Agent Theory (PAT)
CHAPTER FOUR
The Politics of South Asia With Reference to Pakistan
Relations With Nepal
Relations With Afghanistan
Relations With Bangladesh
Relations With Sri Lanka
Relations With India
Relations With Bhutan
Geography of South Asia
Relations With Maldives
Introduction
Issues of Pakistan
The Afghanistan Issue
The US Policies
The Indicator Factor
The Russian Interest
External Issues
The Chinese Support
Internal Issues
CHAPTER FIVE
CPEC and US RESERVATIONS
Indirect Threat of the US
No to Regional Connectivity
US Advise to Pakistan
Economic Gains to China
The Geo Strategic Location of Gwadr
To Curtail Chinese Influence
The US Concerns
The US Fear of Waning Her Influence
Background
SINO_ US Scrimmages in South Asia
Threat for US Domination
The unchanged US Hegemony
The US mind set of Politics
Balance of Power and Unipolar World
Introduction
CHAPTER SIX
Discussion and Analysis
Issues Regarding CPEC
Committed Team Work
Far Sightedness of Gov of Pak
Fund Result like Hambantota port
Fonts Faced by Pakistan
The Terrorism
Internal Politics
The Western
Opinion of Experts
The Eastern Border
Completion of Gwadr
The Chinese Support
Pakistan Under PTI Government
Diminishing Unipolar System of World Politics
CPEC and CHINESE Political Move
String of Pearl Theory
Important Water Ways
One Belt Road Initiative
Routes Plan on Important Role in Politics
To Acquire Hierarchy
Strong States the Weaker Ones