Kartik Bommakanti

In “The Railpolitik: Leadership and Agency in Sino-African Infrastructure Development”, Yuan Wang tackles an intriguing and under-explored question: why do Chinese-financed and constructed infrastructure projects in Africa, despite their similarities,...

• Ishita Paul |
• January-June 2024 |
• Africa Trends

Steven I. Wilkinson’s work on the Indian Army and its relationship to Indian democracy is mandatory reading for scholars interested in civil-military relations. Ironically, despite the voluminous literature on civil-military...

• Kartik Bommakanti |
• July-September 2018 |
• Journal of Defence Studies

The India–China nuclear-strategic relationship has been surprisingly under studied, given the rising interest in the strategic interaction between the two countries. 1 Part of the reason is that India's nuclear...

• Kartik Bommakanti, Rajesh M. Basrur |
• March 2011 |
• Strategic Analysis

The US may have satiated its desire for vengeance but risks losing sight of its objectives due to liberal atavism, inconstancy, pusillanimity and operational ineptitude.

• Kartik Bommakanti |
• November 03, 2009 |
• IDSA Comments

Pakistan’s counter-terrorism performance has received much attention. However, the United States’ capacity to sustain the ‘War on Terror’ needs greater attention, because Washington is the principal state leading the global...

• Kartik Bommakanti |
• April 13, 2009 |
• IDSA Comments