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THE DRAGON AND THE ELEPHANT: CHINA, INDIA AND THE NEW WORLD ORDER David Smith (London: Profile Books, 2007), 266 pages.
How do you fit a dragon and an elephant into 250 pages? Ask David Smith, whose account of the rise of China and India in The Dragon and the Elephant provides a compact overview of these two titans. Smith chronicles the rise of China and India from their dynastic beginnings to their current return...
