Abstract
The Indians will have to work smart as well as hard to stage a meaningful presence in the South China Sea, overcoming the advantages of the interior power. But building a fleet crewed by skilled mariners, courting strategic partners in South East Asia and consulting with fellow exterior-line powers could let New Delhi augment its influence—and belie China’s derisive views.
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