Will India and China cooperate or compete? Officials and experts have asked this question for over a century, and more often than not were wrong in their predictions. This lecture by Mark Frazier, professor, New School for Social Research, explores why the predictions were wrong and suggests new ways of thinking about Sino-Indian relations. This event is sponsored by the Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues and co-sponsored by the Donald W. Flaherty Fund, and the Departments of International Studies and Political Science.