Talha Latief Tantray
Biographic Data
| ID | 697226 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Talha Latief Tantray |
| GIVEN NAMES | Talha Latief |
| FAMILY NAME | Tantray |
| SIGNATURE | TANTRAY T L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Jammu |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5628-4810 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Power transition and pivot states in the geopolitics of the Bay of Bengal
The Bay of Bengal has emerged as a pivotal arena within the evolving geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific, where maritime connectivity, infrastructure development, and strategic competition increasingly intersect. This article examines the growing rivalry between India and China in the region through the analytical lenses of neorealism and Power Transition Theory. It argues that the shifting distribution of capabilities between the two powers has gene…
Grey zone competition in the Indian Ocean Region
This article conceptualizes grey zone competition in the Indian Ocean Region as a structural feature of contemporary maritime geopolitics. It demonstrates how dual-use infrastructure, persistent naval deployments, and geoeconomic leverage cumulatively reshape regional influence below the threshold of war. Through qualitative process tracing of Hambantota, Gwadar, and survey vessel activities, the study analyses the mechanisms of maritime coercion…
From peace to ‘no-war, no-peace’
Humanitarian Crisis to Security Threat
The Rohingya crisis has evolved from a humanitarian catastrophe to a potential security threat, raising concerns about its impact on the stability of regions hosting these displaced populations. This study explores the complex dynamics of Rohingya migration into Jammu and Kashmir and its implications for regional security. The research addresses a significant gap in existing literature, which often overlooks the specific security challenges posed…
Red Sea undersea cable disruptions
Radicalisation in Jammu and Kashmir
Subaltern Geopolitics
This article examines India's strategic involvement in the Indo-Pacific by applying the framework of subaltern geopolitics. It critically assesses how postcolonial identity, normative aspirations, and structural constraints influence its foreign policy actions in the context of US-led strategic changes. Moving away from traditional views centered on power dynamics or alliance strategies, the analysis posits that India's approach to the Indo-Pacif…
Unseen and overlooked
Humanitarian Crisis to Security Threat
The Rohingya crisis has evolved from a humanitarian catastrophe to a potential security threat, raising concerns about its impact on the stability of regions hosting these displaced populations. This study explores the complex dynamics of Rohingya migration into Jammu and Kashmir and its implications for regional security. The research addresses a significant gap in existing literature, which often overlooks the specific security challenges posed…
Radicalisation in Jammu and Kashmir
Unseen and overlooked
Humanitarian Crisis to Security Threat
The Rohingya crisis has evolved from a humanitarian catastrophe to a potential security threat, raising concerns about its impact on the stability of regions hosting these displaced populations. This study explores the complex dynamics of Rohingya migration into Jammu and Kashmir and its implications for regional security. The research addresses a significant gap in existing literature, which often overlooks the specific security challenges posed…
Red Sea undersea cable disruptions
Radicalisation in Jammu and Kashmir
Subaltern Geopolitics
This article examines India's strategic involvement in the Indo-Pacific by applying the framework of subaltern geopolitics. It critically assesses how postcolonial identity, normative aspirations, and structural constraints influence its foreign policy actions in the context of US-led strategic changes. Moving away from traditional views centered on power dynamics or alliance strategies, the analysis posits that India's approach to the Indo-Pacif…
Power transition and pivot states in the geopolitics of the Bay of Bengal
The Bay of Bengal has emerged as a pivotal arena within the evolving geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific, where maritime connectivity, infrastructure development, and strategic competition increasingly intersect. This article examines the growing rivalry between India and China in the region through the analytical lenses of neorealism and Power Transition Theory. It argues that the shifting distribution of capabilities between the two powers has gene…
Grey zone competition in the Indian Ocean Region
This article conceptualizes grey zone competition in the Indian Ocean Region as a structural feature of contemporary maritime geopolitics. It demonstrates how dual-use infrastructure, persistent naval deployments, and geoeconomic leverage cumulatively reshape regional influence below the threshold of war. Through qualitative process tracing of Hambantota, Gwadar, and survey vessel activities, the study analyses the mechanisms of maritime coercion…
From peace to ‘no-war, no-peace’
Geopolitics (3 works) · International Maritime Law Issues (3 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Maritime Navigation and Safety (2 works) · Maritime Security (2 works) · Maritime Security and History (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works)