Khanna speaks of “Greater Asia” as a system that extends from Turkey and Arabia, through India and China, all the way to Japan and Indonesia. What is the benefit to conceiving of Asia in this way, as a single integrated system? What may be the drawbacks?

Khanna wants the reader to “get Asia right” – not to see Asia not from an outsider’s perspective, but “to approach Asian dynamics from the inside out.” What does this mean to you? What insights does this perspective yield?

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