Ellina P Shavlay
Biographic Data
| ID | 4143726 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ellina P Shavlay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ellina P |
| FAMILY NAME | Shavlay |
| SIGNATURE | SHAVLAY E P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Science,Technology and Innovation |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5380-7009 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
India
The article aims to examine India’s international scientific and technical cooperation (ISTC) and its role in its national technological sovereignty. India has long claimed the status of a great power and, as a result, is striving to strengthen its positions in areas of strategic importance. Meanwhile, today, in terms of quality and volumetric characteristics, Indian achievements are significantly inferior to both the most developed countries and…
India’s Semicondactor Policy Amidst Geopolitical Turbulence
The article discusses the state of India’s semiconductor and microelectronics policy at the present stage. Today the semiconductor industry is key to the technological progress of any state, and even more so India, which seeks to enter the list of the world's leading powers. Since the mid-20th century, the Indian leadership has been trying to develop science at home, building up human resources in vitally important areas for the country. At the i…
Challenges for India’s Agriculture
Agriculture continues to be one of the most significant sectors of India's economy today. The country is successfully performing in a wide range of primary sector fields, gradually increasing its export potential. However, the first green revolution caused significant damage to the country's resources, as a result of which, in the post-bipolar period, the state began to take actions aimed at changing the established practices of the last century.…
India’s and Russia’s Approaches to the Indo-Pacific — Marrying the Two
The paper discusses the prerequisites for the emergence of the Indo-Pacific region, or Indo-Pacific, as a conceptual term to denote a new vast geostrategic space that embraces closely connected countries facing similar challenges.To this end, the article analyzes geopolitical transformations that have brought about a change in the conceptualization of this macroregion and India's foreign policy strategy.The paper provides an overview of neorealis…
India as a Global Power
The article reviews India’s contested role of a great power in global politics. Although showing tangible results across all the aspects pertaining to the great power status, in international relations India is still largely underestimated and even overlooked. Politicians and scholars generally mention three main reasons behind that phenomenon: weak social and economic figures, the country’s relatively narrow global impact and the absence of stra…
History of India-China Ties Between 1950 and 1991
Up until the mid-20th century India-China contacts were mostly limited to pilgrimage and local trade. Nevertheless, having established diplomatic ties in 1950, the two states went through several stages of interaction with each other: from friendly dialogue to hostility culminating in the Sino-Indian war of 1962; from waging the conflict to building partnership in the 1980–1990s. The author calls them “seasons” since all the phases of dialogue be…
India-Us Relations
The paper considers the evolution of Indian-American relations from the 1940s to the present. The regional dimension in Indian-American relations is characterized by extreme inconsistency. Thus, New Delhi, the historical leader of the Non-Aligned Movement, despite the change in world order due to the fall of the Iron Curtain, continues to abandon allied relations and, as a rule, pursues a balanced policy in all regions barring its own — South Asi…
India-China Political and Military Cooperation in the Shadow of Distrust
New Delhi and Beijing demonstrate incredible achievements in the economic and military-political spheres, shift the center of global politics to Asia, and have every opportunity to change the balance of power and world order in the medium or long term. Meanwhile, researchers pay little attention to the bilateral interaction of the two Asian giants, focusing more on the confrontation between the China and the US, or consider regional rivalry betwe…
Russia and India in the Indo‐Pacific
The new world system endowed the biggest semi‐peripheral countries, most notably India, with a special role. Along with China, India appears to be transforming into a specific subsystem of international relations where both Asian giants can become competitors to the United States in the struggle for leadership. In this sense, history is repeating itself, with rivals appearing at the periphery. The international community still does not recognize …
India as a Global Power
The article reviews India’s contested role of a great power in global politics. Although showing tangible results across all the aspects pertaining to the great power status, in international relations India is still largely underestimated and even overlooked. Politicians and scholars generally mention three main reasons behind that phenomenon: weak social and economic figures, the country’s relatively narrow global impact and the absence of stra…
Russia and India in the Indo‐Pacific
The new world system endowed the biggest semi‐peripheral countries, most notably India, with a special role. Along with China, India appears to be transforming into a specific subsystem of international relations where both Asian giants can become competitors to the United States in the struggle for leadership. In this sense, history is repeating itself, with rivals appearing at the periphery. The international community still does not recognize …
India-Us Relations
The paper considers the evolution of Indian-American relations from the 1940s to the present. The regional dimension in Indian-American relations is characterized by extreme inconsistency. Thus, New Delhi, the historical leader of the Non-Aligned Movement, despite the change in world order due to the fall of the Iron Curtain, continues to abandon allied relations and, as a rule, pursues a balanced policy in all regions barring its own — South Asi…
India-China Political and Military Cooperation in the Shadow of Distrust
New Delhi and Beijing demonstrate incredible achievements in the economic and military-political spheres, shift the center of global politics to Asia, and have every opportunity to change the balance of power and world order in the medium or long term. Meanwhile, researchers pay little attention to the bilateral interaction of the two Asian giants, focusing more on the confrontation between the China and the US, or consider regional rivalry betwe…
Challenges for India’s Agriculture
Agriculture continues to be one of the most significant sectors of India's economy today. The country is successfully performing in a wide range of primary sector fields, gradually increasing its export potential. However, the first green revolution caused significant damage to the country's resources, as a result of which, in the post-bipolar period, the state began to take actions aimed at changing the established practices of the last century.…
India’s and Russia’s Approaches to the Indo-Pacific — Marrying the Two
The paper discusses the prerequisites for the emergence of the Indo-Pacific region, or Indo-Pacific, as a conceptual term to denote a new vast geostrategic space that embraces closely connected countries facing similar challenges.To this end, the article analyzes geopolitical transformations that have brought about a change in the conceptualization of this macroregion and India's foreign policy strategy.The paper provides an overview of neorealis…
India as a Global Power
The article reviews India’s contested role of a great power in global politics. Although showing tangible results across all the aspects pertaining to the great power status, in international relations India is still largely underestimated and even overlooked. Politicians and scholars generally mention three main reasons behind that phenomenon: weak social and economic figures, the country’s relatively narrow global impact and the absence of stra…
History of India-China Ties Between 1950 and 1991
Up until the mid-20th century India-China contacts were mostly limited to pilgrimage and local trade. Nevertheless, having established diplomatic ties in 1950, the two states went through several stages of interaction with each other: from friendly dialogue to hostility culminating in the Sino-Indian war of 1962; from waging the conflict to building partnership in the 1980–1990s. The author calls them “seasons” since all the phases of dialogue be…
India
The article aims to examine India’s international scientific and technical cooperation (ISTC) and its role in its national technological sovereignty. India has long claimed the status of a great power and, as a result, is striving to strengthen its positions in areas of strategic importance. Meanwhile, today, in terms of quality and volumetric characteristics, Indian achievements are significantly inferior to both the most developed countries and…
India’s Semicondactor Policy Amidst Geopolitical Turbulence
The article discusses the state of India’s semiconductor and microelectronics policy at the present stage. Today the semiconductor industry is key to the technological progress of any state, and even more so India, which seeks to enter the list of the world's leading powers. Since the mid-20th century, the Indian leadership has been trying to develop science at home, building up human resources in vitally important areas for the country. At the i…
Development economics (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · China (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Foreign policy (4 works) · Indian Economic and Social Development (4 works) · Political economy (4 works)