Subhodeep Jash, Author at Orders Beyond Borders

March 19, 2018March 19, 2018 by Subhodeep Jash

One Belt, Many Roads? – Navigating India’s Neighbourhood Engagement

In seinem Beitrag wirft Autor Subhodeep Jash einen Blick auf Indien und die Beziehungen, die das Land mit seinen Nachbarn pflegt. Mithilfe eines historischen Rückblicks erläutert Jash, dass Indiens „Neighbourhood First“ Policy auf den eigenen ökonomischen Interessen, der Entwicklung der Nachbarstaaten und geopolitischen Bedingungen basiere. Die Umsetzung dieser Policy sehe sich heutzutage jedoch mit Herausforderungen konfrontiert. Grund dafür sei die wachsende Asymmetrie der Machtverhältnisse mit China, welches seinen Einfluss in der Region stetig vergrößert. Jash argumentiert, dass Indien eine strategische Vision für den Umgang mit China brauche und führt aus, wie diese aussehen könnte.

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March 14, 2018March 14, 2018 by Subhodeep Jash

One Belt, Many Roads? – Navigating India’s Neighbourhood Engagement

Addressing the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos in January 2018, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi followed in the Chinese President Xi Jingping’s footsteps from last year’s event to present a clarion call in defence of globalisation, stating that ‘India is an investment in future’.

A few days after the Davos summit, India welcomed the heads of state from ten member nations of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) for its 69^th Republic Day celebrations in what marked a break from the usual diplomatic practice of inviting a singular head of state. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, highlighted the essence of ‘shared values, common destiny’ in the India–ASEAN partnership. Despite this historic occasion, a series of developments within its immediate borders have raised question marks on the coherence of India’s engagement to its neighbouring states. Before seeking to understand what these present day challenges are, one first needs to place a historical context on how India moved towards greater regional multilateralism.

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