Jagannath P Panda
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 197199 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jagannath P Panda |
| PRENOMES | Jagannath P |
| SOBRENOME | Panda |
| ASSINATURA | PANDA J P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
India’s emerging undersea cable landscape
Minilateralism and global governance
Xi’s Post-pandemic Outlook on Asia
China’s contest with the global community has entered a delicate phase post the COVID-19 period. While the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the non-responsible act of China in tackling the virus to prevent its spread outside the country, the recent aggression of the Chinese leadership on land and maritime domains in Asia has revealed the long-term international objectives of China’s ambitious foreign policy under Xi Jinping. As China attempts to reb…
India’s Capital Cusp in US–China Tensions
The intensifying trade war between the United States and China has been the focal point of geoeconomics as well as geopolitics, in the purview of the current times. Trump’s unilateral trade tariffs imposed on China and the latter’s retaliation with further duties against the United States has jostled the global trade chains, which has had repercussions beyond the two largest economies. Furthermore, while the G20 summit in Osaka witnessed the US a…
China as a Revisionist Power in Indo-Pacific and India’s Perception
Debate concerning China’s emergence as a revisionist power has taken a more direct shape under the Donald Trump administration in the United States. Such a debate is not as prevalent in India even though New Delhi began perceiving Beijing’s assertive rise long-ago with caution. India’s deductions of China as a revisionist power are drawn on its national security calculus and the anticipatory challenges it faces from China in the land and maritime…
Mismatched Diplomacy
This article sheds light on the nature, forms and outcomes of China’s diplomacy over transboundary water resources. Water diplomacy bears unique and complex features and approaches for forming cooperative partnerships in the contextual settings where it is developed. By surveying the development and effectiveness of water diplomacy, it argues that water diplomacy is unlikely to succeed in conditions where power relations are unstable, or among co…
Institutionalizing the African Reach
China and India have for quite some time been participants in African politics and have employed persuasive strategies to make their presence felt in that continent. The main objective of their current participation and presence in Africa is to exploit energy resources and establish greater political connections there. The Chinese strategy is to be generous with loans and financial aid; the Indian strategy has been to employ populist and democrat…
Narendra Modi’s China policy
India’s current China policy is a transcript of the pragmatic outlook that it has pursued all these years towards its immediate neighbour. The principal narration of this pragmatism is economic engagement. Amidst this pragmatism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to bring about parity of power, both bilaterally and regionally, that will position India as a peer partner rather than just a partner of China. Modi’s China policy is distinct and a nar…
Narendra Modi and his mode of governance
Competing Realities in China–India Multilateral Discourse
Asymmetric growth in foreign policy dynamics and power posture between China and India at the regional level is the new contour of current Asian politics. One vital aspect of it is the multilateral power politics or engagement through which rising powers connect and integrate with regional vis-à-vis global conditions in order to contend and compete with each other's strategic interests and primacy. This Asian rendezvous is part and parcel of the …
Beijing’s Perspective on Expansion of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
China has basked for some time in the achievement of having promoted the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), now in its eleventh year. Without a doubt, China sees the SCO as a useful foreign-policy instrument. But China cannot afford to rest on its diplomatic laurels. Open to opportunities to protect its stakes in Asia, China is very likely contemplating, albeit cautiously, an expanded role for the SCO that will include membership for India,…
Looking for Balance
Looking for Balance: China, the United States, and Power Balancing in East Asia, Steve Chan. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2012, pp. 282, $50 (hardback); $50 (e-book). http://dx.doi.org
China in Saarc
Crafting interregional cooperation that involves China as a participant has been the hallmark of Chinese foreign policy in recent times. Though the Chinese involvement in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is a statement of China’s adherence to the theory of multilateral practices; it is Beijing’s orderly contact with the SAARC members and systematic ‘good-neighbourhood’ policy that have fetched adequate space to China in So…
Autonomy, Ethnicity, and Poverty in Southwestern China
They Ask If We Eat Frogs
They Ask If We Eat Frogs: Garo Ethnicity in Bangladesh, by Ellen Bal, Singapore, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2007, 242pp., £25.95 ISBN 978-981-230-446-9 In recent times, ethnicity has per
Minilateralism and global governance
Competing Realities in China–India Multilateral Discourse
Asymmetric growth in foreign policy dynamics and power posture between China and India at the regional level is the new contour of current Asian politics. One vital aspect of it is the multilateral power politics or engagement through which rising powers connect and integrate with regional vis-à-vis global conditions in order to contend and compete with each other's strategic interests and primacy. This Asian rendezvous is part and parcel of the …
Mismatched Diplomacy
This article sheds light on the nature, forms and outcomes of China’s diplomacy over transboundary water resources. Water diplomacy bears unique and complex features and approaches for forming cooperative partnerships in the contextual settings where it is developed. By surveying the development and effectiveness of water diplomacy, it argues that water diplomacy is unlikely to succeed in conditions where power relations are unstable, or among co…
Institutionalizing the African Reach
China and India have for quite some time been participants in African politics and have employed persuasive strategies to make their presence felt in that continent. The main objective of their current participation and presence in Africa is to exploit energy resources and establish greater political connections there. The Chinese strategy is to be generous with loans and financial aid; the Indian strategy has been to employ populist and democrat…
China as a Revisionist Power in Indo-Pacific and India’s Perception
Debate concerning China’s emergence as a revisionist power has taken a more direct shape under the Donald Trump administration in the United States. Such a debate is not as prevalent in India even though New Delhi began perceiving Beijing’s assertive rise long-ago with caution. India’s deductions of China as a revisionist power are drawn on its national security calculus and the anticipatory challenges it faces from China in the land and maritime…
Looking for Balance
Looking for Balance: China, the United States, and Power Balancing in East Asia, Steve Chan. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2012, pp. 282, $50 (hardback); $50 (e-book). http://dx.doi.org
Xi’s Post-pandemic Outlook on Asia
China’s contest with the global community has entered a delicate phase post the COVID-19 period. While the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the non-responsible act of China in tackling the virus to prevent its spread outside the country, the recent aggression of the Chinese leadership on land and maritime domains in Asia has revealed the long-term international objectives of China’s ambitious foreign policy under Xi Jinping. As China attempts to reb…
Narendra Modi’s China policy
India’s current China policy is a transcript of the pragmatic outlook that it has pursued all these years towards its immediate neighbour. The principal narration of this pragmatism is economic engagement. Amidst this pragmatism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to bring about parity of power, both bilaterally and regionally, that will position India as a peer partner rather than just a partner of China. Modi’s China policy is distinct and a nar…
China in Saarc
Crafting interregional cooperation that involves China as a participant has been the hallmark of Chinese foreign policy in recent times. Though the Chinese involvement in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is a statement of China’s adherence to the theory of multilateral practices; it is Beijing’s orderly contact with the SAARC members and systematic ‘good-neighbourhood’ policy that have fetched adequate space to China in So…
Autonomy, Ethnicity, and Poverty in Southwestern China
They Ask If We Eat Frogs
They Ask If We Eat Frogs: Garo Ethnicity in Bangladesh, by Ellen Bal, Singapore, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2007, 242pp., £25.95 ISBN 978-981-230-446-9 In recent times, ethnicity has per
China in Saarc
Crafting interregional cooperation that involves China as a participant has been the hallmark of Chinese foreign policy in recent times. Though the Chinese involvement in South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is a statement of China’s adherence to the theory of multilateral practices; it is Beijing’s orderly contact with the SAARC members and systematic ‘good-neighbourhood’ policy that have fetched adequate space to China in So…
Beijing’s Perspective on Expansion of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
China has basked for some time in the achievement of having promoted the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), now in its eleventh year. Without a doubt, China sees the SCO as a useful foreign-policy instrument. But China cannot afford to rest on its diplomatic laurels. Open to opportunities to protect its stakes in Asia, China is very likely contemplating, albeit cautiously, an expanded role for the SCO that will include membership for India,…
Looking for Balance
Looking for Balance: China, the United States, and Power Balancing in East Asia, Steve Chan. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2012, pp. 282, $50 (hardback); $50 (e-book). http://dx.doi.org
Competing Realities in China–India Multilateral Discourse
Asymmetric growth in foreign policy dynamics and power posture between China and India at the regional level is the new contour of current Asian politics. One vital aspect of it is the multilateral power politics or engagement through which rising powers connect and integrate with regional vis-à-vis global conditions in order to contend and compete with each other's strategic interests and primacy. This Asian rendezvous is part and parcel of the …
Narendra Modi’s China policy
India’s current China policy is a transcript of the pragmatic outlook that it has pursued all these years towards its immediate neighbour. The principal narration of this pragmatism is economic engagement. Amidst this pragmatism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi aims to bring about parity of power, both bilaterally and regionally, that will position India as a peer partner rather than just a partner of China. Modi’s China policy is distinct and a nar…
Narendra Modi and his mode of governance
Mismatched Diplomacy
This article sheds light on the nature, forms and outcomes of China’s diplomacy over transboundary water resources. Water diplomacy bears unique and complex features and approaches for forming cooperative partnerships in the contextual settings where it is developed. By surveying the development and effectiveness of water diplomacy, it argues that water diplomacy is unlikely to succeed in conditions where power relations are unstable, or among co…
Institutionalizing the African Reach
China and India have for quite some time been participants in African politics and have employed persuasive strategies to make their presence felt in that continent. The main objective of their current participation and presence in Africa is to exploit energy resources and establish greater political connections there. The Chinese strategy is to be generous with loans and financial aid; the Indian strategy has been to employ populist and democrat…
India’s Capital Cusp in US–China Tensions
The intensifying trade war between the United States and China has been the focal point of geoeconomics as well as geopolitics, in the purview of the current times. Trump’s unilateral trade tariffs imposed on China and the latter’s retaliation with further duties against the United States has jostled the global trade chains, which has had repercussions beyond the two largest economies. Furthermore, while the G20 summit in Osaka witnessed the US a…
China as a Revisionist Power in Indo-Pacific and India’s Perception
Debate concerning China’s emergence as a revisionist power has taken a more direct shape under the Donald Trump administration in the United States. Such a debate is not as prevalent in India even though New Delhi began perceiving Beijing’s assertive rise long-ago with caution. India’s deductions of China as a revisionist power are drawn on its national security calculus and the anticipatory challenges it faces from China in the land and maritime…
Xi’s Post-pandemic Outlook on Asia
China’s contest with the global community has entered a delicate phase post the COVID-19 period. While the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the non-responsible act of China in tackling the virus to prevent its spread outside the country, the recent aggression of the Chinese leadership on land and maritime domains in Asia has revealed the long-term international objectives of China’s ambitious foreign policy under Xi Jinping. As China attempts to reb…
Minilateralism and global governance
India’s emerging undersea cable landscape
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