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As the author sees it, the world's largest communist state, the PRC, and India, the world's largest democracy, will each play an increasingly important role in the new Asian security environment. The end of the Cold War signals the beginning of a period in which India and China will have greater latitude in defining their future roles in Asia. The author examines the principal trends in Indian and Chinese military modernization and assesses their potential destabilizing effects on regional security. (DÜI-Sen)