Despite South Asian having achieved relative progress, multiple factors such as religious extremism, high levels of corruption, inequitable development and mutual distrust among others have led to South Asia being… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – How to Achieve Sustainable Peace in South Asia
National Strategy Lecture – India and the World – the Economic Dimension
As the world grapples with the after effects of the economic downturn, India has emerged out of it relatively unscathed and is being noticed increasingly on the world stage as… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – India and the World – the Economic Dimension
National Strategy Lecture – British Military Transformation and the War in Afghanistan
Chair: V. Krishnappa Revolution in military affairs (RMA) has been bringing about unprecedented changes in the conduct of warfare. Professor Theo Farrell was invited to IDSA to share his thoughts… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – British Military Transformation and the War in Afghanistan
National Strategy Lecture – China 2020: a Confucian Democracy?
1. Why Understanding China is important, especially for India China is an emerging 21st century superpower; India is too, but way behind. Yet China and India neither understand each other,… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – China 2020: a Confucian Democracy?
National Strategy Lecture – Unraveling the Mind of China
A view on what makes China tick, seen from a psycholinguistic perspective, drawing inferences for China, India and the world at large 1. Why Understanding China is important China is… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Unraveling the Mind of China
National Strategy Lecture – UN Peacekeeping & India’s National Strategy
Chair: Mr. N.S. Sisodia, Director General, IDSA India’s sustained contribution to UN peacekeeping apart from generating goodwill among nations has acted as one of the key factors that support India’s… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – UN Peacekeeping & India’s National Strategy
National Strategy Lecture – Will the ‘Demographic Dividend’ Help India become a Superpower?
Jayan Jose Thomas is currently an Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He has previously held academic positions at the National University of Singapore (2004 – 2008), Indian… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Will the ‘Demographic Dividend’ Help India become a Superpower?
Internal Security Lecture Series – Manipur : The Way Out
September 26, 2011
Internal Security Lecture Series – Kashmir : The Present and The Future
Second YB Chavan Memorial Lecture – India and China: Can the Giants of Asia Cooperate?
Chairperson: His Excellency, Shri N N Vohra, Governor of Jammu & Kashmir Programme 1630-1635 hrs Welcome Address by Dr Arvind Gupta, Lal Bahadur Shastri Chair, IDSA 1635-1640 hrs Address by… Continue reading Second YB Chavan Memorial Lecture – India and China: Can the Giants of Asia Cooperate?
