China's Nightmare, America's Dream: India as the next Global Power
by William H. Avery
Now available online and in bookstores across India.
China's Nightmare, America's Dream: India as the next Global Power is a call to action:
India, awake from your slumber and grasp the greatness that is within your reach!
From the Introduction...
This is India’s moment. Like the United States a century ago and China thirty years ago,
it is clear that India is on the verge of achieving great power status. But the world will not
grant India that role simply because of its size and economic potential; India has to reach
out and grab it. The problem, however, is that India has not yet demonstrated the will to
do so.
This book is about what India needs to do in the coming decades become a great power.
It tells the story of where India has come from (great wealth over much of the last two
millennia), how far it has declined (hitting rock bottom in 1991), where it is today (still an
emerging power, but full of natural advantages), and what it must do now to reclaim its
rightful place in the world (convert those advantages into raw power).
by William H. Avery
Now available online and in bookstores across India.
China's Nightmare, America's Dream: India as the next Global Power is a call to action:
India, awake from your slumber and grasp the greatness that is within your reach!
From the Introduction...
This is India’s moment. Like the United States a century ago and China thirty years ago,
it is clear that India is on the verge of achieving great power status. But the world will not
grant India that role simply because of its size and economic potential; India has to reach
out and grab it. The problem, however, is that India has not yet demonstrated the will to
do so.
This book is about what India needs to do in the coming decades become a great power.
It tells the story of where India has come from (great wealth over much of the last two
millennia), how far it has declined (hitting rock bottom in 1991), where it is today (still an
emerging power, but full of natural advantages), and what it must do now to reclaim its
rightful place in the world (convert those advantages into raw power).
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