Ahmed Bux Jamali
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6664276 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ahmed Bux Jamali |
| NOMBRES | Ahmed Bux |
| APELLIDO | Jamali |
| FIRMA | JAMALI A B |
| AFILIACIONES | Shanghai International Studies University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5443-8388 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Ukraine’s Thorny Path to the EU: From ‘Integration Without Membership’ to ‘Integration Through War’
The Persian Gulf
Examining Pakistan's Strategic Hedging Between the United States and China
The intensifying competition between the United States and China has been significantly reshaping the global order, presenting considerable challenges for states in the Asia‐Pacific region. As an emerging geopolitical construct, the region has posed formidable challenges and strategic constraints for Pakistan, compelling it to manage its historical alliances, redefine priorities, and formulate viable policy responses in the evolving global landsc…
Between tutelary and authoritarian regime
Standing in-between— Gulf States in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Under New Security Dynamics
The addition of Gulf states to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) has significantly altered regional dynamics. By examining two Gulf states’ foreign policy motivations for joining the SCO, through the lens of institutional balancing and hedging concepts, we argue that they engage in both hedging through multi-alignment to achieve national objectives and mitigate risks and institutional balancing in order to constrain China’s and Russia’s…
The China–Iran strategic deal and CPEC
This article argues that China is advancing its relations with Iran and Pakistan based on pragmatic balancing, a key component of soft balancing, to safeguard and advance national self‐interest. China's relationship with Pakistan is based on shared interests to counter the Indian hegemony in South Asia and end the Chinese energy security dilemma through an overland route of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The bilateral relationship h…
India in Contested Regional Multilateralism
How does India navigate contested regional multilateral frameworks in the Asia‐Pacific? This question has important implications for India's multilateral foreign policy and diplomacy that seeks to emerge from regional to global power. The authors argue that India's foreign policy involves seeking institutional balancing and avoiding rising power dilemmas. Based on the conceptual framework of institutional balancing and rising power dilemma, the p…
Regional Connectivity and Inclusion of New Partners in China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
This paper examines the potential of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor for shared prosperity and economic development through enhanced regional connectivity. It argues that CPEC can act as a regional connector for South Asian and Middle Eastern states by bringing enormous economic and trade opportunities. Having examined the potential utilisation of CPEC as a regional connector in contextualising the Pakistan-China shared consensus for the inclusi…
Belt and Road Initiative
China’s “Weaponized” Vaccine
India's Indo‐Pacific Strategy
Despite having differing foreign policy objectives against the core Indo‐Pacific fundamentals, Prime Minister Modi is constructing a robust, proactive, and influential role of India in the Indo‐Pacific region without formally aligning with the United States or gesturing for any confrontational behavior against China. To unfold India's Indo‐Pacific positioning, this paper asks how India behaves between the United States and China in the Indo‐Pacif…
Geo-Political Dynamics of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor
China’s “Weaponized” Vaccine
The China–Iran strategic deal and CPEC
This article argues that China is advancing its relations with Iran and Pakistan based on pragmatic balancing, a key component of soft balancing, to safeguard and advance national self‐interest. China's relationship with Pakistan is based on shared interests to counter the Indian hegemony in South Asia and end the Chinese energy security dilemma through an overland route of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The bilateral relationship h…
Geo-Political Dynamics of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor
India's Indo‐Pacific Strategy
Despite having differing foreign policy objectives against the core Indo‐Pacific fundamentals, Prime Minister Modi is constructing a robust, proactive, and influential role of India in the Indo‐Pacific region without formally aligning with the United States or gesturing for any confrontational behavior against China. To unfold India's Indo‐Pacific positioning, this paper asks how India behaves between the United States and China in the Indo‐Pacif…
China’s “Weaponized” Vaccine
Regional Connectivity and Inclusion of New Partners in China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
This paper examines the potential of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor for shared prosperity and economic development through enhanced regional connectivity. It argues that CPEC can act as a regional connector for South Asian and Middle Eastern states by bringing enormous economic and trade opportunities. Having examined the potential utilisation of CPEC as a regional connector in contextualising the Pakistan-China shared consensus for the inclusi…
Belt and Road Initiative
The China–Iran strategic deal and CPEC
This article argues that China is advancing its relations with Iran and Pakistan based on pragmatic balancing, a key component of soft balancing, to safeguard and advance national self‐interest. China's relationship with Pakistan is based on shared interests to counter the Indian hegemony in South Asia and end the Chinese energy security dilemma through an overland route of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The bilateral relationship h…
India in Contested Regional Multilateralism
How does India navigate contested regional multilateral frameworks in the Asia‐Pacific? This question has important implications for India's multilateral foreign policy and diplomacy that seeks to emerge from regional to global power. The authors argue that India's foreign policy involves seeking institutional balancing and avoiding rising power dilemmas. Based on the conceptual framework of institutional balancing and rising power dilemma, the p…
Standing in-between— Gulf States in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Under New Security Dynamics
The addition of Gulf states to the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) has significantly altered regional dynamics. By examining two Gulf states’ foreign policy motivations for joining the SCO, through the lens of institutional balancing and hedging concepts, we argue that they engage in both hedging through multi-alignment to achieve national objectives and mitigate risks and institutional balancing in order to constrain China’s and Russia’s…
Ukraine’s Thorny Path to the EU: From ‘Integration Without Membership’ to ‘Integration Through War’
The Persian Gulf
Examining Pakistan's Strategic Hedging Between the United States and China
The intensifying competition between the United States and China has been significantly reshaping the global order, presenting considerable challenges for states in the Asia‐Pacific region. As an emerging geopolitical construct, the region has posed formidable challenges and strategic constraints for Pakistan, compelling it to manage its historical alliances, redefine priorities, and formulate viable policy responses in the evolving global landsc…
Between tutelary and authoritarian regime
China (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Belt and Road Initiative (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Development economics (5 obras) · Foreign policy (5 obras) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (5 obras)