Anita Inder Singh

Anita Inder Singh, a citizen of Sweden, has been a Founding Professor of the Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution in New Delhi. She has been a Fellow at the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington, D.C. and has taught the international relations of Asia and Europe at the graduate and doctoral levels at Oxford and the London School of Economics and Political Science. Her articles have appeared in many publications, to include The Guardian, The Far Eastern Economic Review, The Wall Street Journal Asia, and Nikkei Asian Review. Her books include The United States, South Asia and the Global Anti-Terrorist Coalition (2006). She is currently writing a book on the United States and Asia. More of her work may be viewed at: www.anitaindersingh.com.

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Extensive China-EU Economic Linkages Persist Despite Growing Divide on Democracy and Human Rights

02.25.2022 Anita Inder Singh

Introduction Trade is the most important element of the relationship between China and the European Union (EU). Although the COVID-19 pandemic has weakened the global...

Publication China Brief

China’s Port Investments in Sri Lanka Reflect Competition with India in the Indian Ocean

05.07.2021 Anita Inder Singh

Introduction Located at the crossroads of global shipping lanes, Sri Lanka has become a significant recipient of Chinese economic and military influence in the Indian...

Publication China Brief China

Sino-Indian Trade and Investment Relations Amid Growing Border Tensions

10.19.2020 Anita Inder Singh

Introduction Following Chinese intrusions into India’s northern territory of Ladakh beginning in June (China Brief, July 15), relations between the two countries have seen a...

Publication China Brief China