India-Middle East Relations in a Changing Global Order
Bridging Horizons
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Beschreibung
This edited volume is a comprehensive analysis of the critical relationship, situating within the broader framework of India's foreign policy and strategic autonomy. It explores key dimensions of India’s engagement with the Middle East, including energy security, trade, and Indian diaspora; growing defence cooperation, highlighting military partnerships, counterterrorism initiatives, and maritime security efforts. It contextualizes India’s strategic positioning in light of major geopolitical shifts, such as the Abraham Accords and China's Belt and Road Initiative, assessing their implications for India's regional and global interests.With an interdisciplinary approach that integrates historical, economic, and security perspectives, this book provides valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, and those interested in international relations. Through case studies and policy analyses, it offers a nuanced understanding of the complexities shaping India-Middle East relations in a multipolar world.
Manish is Professor and Dean of the School of International Studies at the Central University of Gujarat. He has previously served as Associate Fellow at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyse (MP-IDSA), and was formerly Head of the Department of International Relations at Sikkim University. He holds several advisory and visiting faculty roles across India, with research interests in foreign policy and strategic security.
Anu Sharma is an Assistant Professor at the Amity Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies (AIDSS), Amity University, Noida. She previously served as a Research Fellow at the Centre for Aerospace Power and Strategic Studies (CAPSS). Her academic expertise focuses on West Asian politics, with particular emphasis on the foreign and domestic affairs of Iran. She has published and presented papers at various national and international forums.
This edited volume is a comprehensive analysis of the critical relationship, situating within the broader framework of India's foreign policy and strategic autonomy. It explores key dimensions of India’s engagement with the Middle East, including energy security, trade, and Indian diaspora; growing defence cooperation, highlighting military partnerships, counterterrorism initiatives, and maritime security efforts. It contextualizes India’s strategic positioning in light of major geopolitical shifts, such as the Abraham Accords and China's Belt and Road Initiative, assessing their implications for India's regional and global interests.With an interdisciplinary approach that integrates historical, economic, and security perspectives, this book provides valuable insights for scholars, policymakers, and those interested in international relations. Through case studies and policy analyses, it offers a nuanced understanding of the complexities shaping India-Middle East relations in a multipolar world.
Emphasises on India’s defence and security cooperation with Middle Eastern nations Explores the role of the Indian diaspora and cultural diplomacy as pivotal elements of India-Middle East relations Unpacks India’s ties with Middle East, tracing history & analyzing geopolitical shifts, energy needs, & security issue
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Themen in »India-Middle East Relations in a Changing Global Order«
India-Middle East Relations India's Energy Security Defense Cooperation in the Middle East Indian Diaspora in the Gulf Geopolitical Shifts in the Middle East Economic Interdependence Between India and GCC Nations Counterterrorism and Maritime Security Soft Power Diplomacy in the Middle East India’s Strategic Autonomy in Global Politics Trade and Investment Flows in the Middle East Regional Rivalries and India’s Strategy Multipolarity in Global Order