China’s Economic Growth and ‘New Quality Productive Forces’ China is seeking to drive ‘green’ and sustainable economic growth through high technology manufacturing and R&D investments. Opangmeren Jamir August 01, 2024 IDSA Comments
India’s Internal Security: Role of State Governments Publisher: Pentagon Press While it is a common knowledge that the Union government has been primarily responsible for maintaining the security of the country, the state governments have also played an important role ensuring public order and security of the citizens. It is said that every conflict starts at the micro level, but if not addressed effectively at that level, it has the potential to blow up and manifest itself as a severe security threat for the entire country. In this respect, various affected state governments in India have attempted to resolve conflicts and build peace at the ground level. While some of these attempts have been successful others have not accomplished the desired results. The book analyses the experiences of six selected states in their efforts to deal with insurgencies and establish sustainable peace. By doing so, it brings to the fore the important role played by state governments in tackling various internal security threats and maintaining peace and order in the country. The book argues in favour of the necessity to consider state governments as a prominent component in India’s conflict resolution and peace building architecture. ISBN: 9788196872205, Price: Price: ₹ 1295/- E-copy available Pushpita Das Book
Decoding NATO’s 75th Summit The July 2024 Washington Summit has reinforced NATO’s relevance for its 32 members across the Euro-Atlantic space. Rajorshi Roy July 30, 2024 Issue Brief
Decoding the New Delhi–Yerevan Relationship India and Armenia are critical regional partners, and their collaboration and cooperation may soon transform into a strategic partnership. Jason Wahlang July 30, 2024 IDSA Comments
China’s Overseas Police Stations: Global Concerns The proliferation of China’s Overseas Police Stations underscores the urgent need for international scrutiny and diplomatic actions. Mohan Singh Dhangar July 30, 2024 IDSA Comments
Project 2025 and US Domestic Politics The Project 2025 document reinforces the growing ideological divide in a deeply polarised American society. Saman Ayesha Kidwai July 30, 2024 Issue Brief
Sensor Fusion: An Imperative for Ground Operations The role of human intelligence (HUMINT) continues to be paramount even in the age of the technologically-infused transparent battlefield. J. Hazarika July 29, 2024 Issue Brief
भारतीय विमानन/ड्रोन तकनीशियन प्रमाणन नीति और सुधार की संभावनाएं भारतीय विमानन टेक्नीशियन प्रमाणन नीति एवं ड्रोन टेक्नीशियन प्रमाणन नीति को वैश्विक चलन के अनुरूप सुधार करते हुए तर्कसंगत एवं व्यावहारिक बनाने की आवश्यकता है ताकि भारत में कुशल ड्रोन टेक्नीशियन उत्पन्न करने के साथ-साथ अग्निवीरों के लिए भी रोजगार के नए अवसर सृजित किए जा सकें| Rajiv Kumar Narang July 29, 2024 Issue Brief
Kargil Revisited: 25 Years of Kargil Conflict There have been significant and progressive changes as regards the country’s defence and security approaches since the 1999 Kargil conflict. Vivek Chadha July 26, 2024 Issue Brief
Strategic Rebalancing: China and Us Engagement with South Asia Publisher: Pentagon Press The relationship between China, the US, and South Asia holds significant implications for global politics and security dynamics due to several reasons. South Asia is strategically located at the crossroads of major global trade routes, making it crucial for regional stability and economic prosperity. Its geopolitical significance is further amplified by its proximity to the Indian Ocean, a vital maritime corridor for global commerce. As such, any developments in South Asia have far-reaching consequences for international trade and security. China’s rapid economic ascent and expanding influence in South Asia has altered the traditional power dynamics in the region. With its ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), China has invested heavily in infrastructure projects across South Asia, enhancing connectivity and economic ties. This has enabled China to assert itself as a major player in the region, challenging the influence traditionally held by the US and other Western powers. This book delves into the intricate relationship between China`s rise and US engagement with South Asia, addressing several key questions. First, it explores how China`s rise as a major power has influenced US involvement in South Asia. Additionally, it investigates the significance of South Asia in the broader strategic calculations of the US. Finally, it examines how evolving geopolitical dynamics shape American strategies in the region. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the intricate relationship between the US, China, and South Asia, offering insights into the geopolitical shifts and strategic considerations that have shaped the region`s dynamics. ISBN: 9788197198618, Price: ₹ 1295/- Anand Kumar Book
