Advice to the Next President on India and South Asia
Abstract A change in U.S. administrations can often result in significant policy shifts. However, in the case of South...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Advice to the Next President on India and South Asia
A nation must think before it acts.
India
Editor’s Corner Winter 2017
In These Pages This special issue of Orbis features articles by FPRI associates offering “advice to the next president.”...
Discourse on ending India-Pakistan rivalry
Senior Fellow Sumit Ganguly hosted “Discourse on ending India-Pakistan rivalry” on January 4, 2017....
Searching for a Trump Grand Strategy
During his Presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump continuously emphasized several themes: the United States was on the “losing” end...
Viewpoint: Border ‘Strikes’ Will Not Trigger an India-Pakistan War
BBC For slightly less than two decades Indian policymakers have refrained from militarily responding to what it has called...
India After Nonalignment
Foreign Affairs Throughout the past several decades, it would have been heresy to suggest that India’s foreign policy was...
India and the Responsibility to Protect
International Relations Abstract India, though a working democracy, has adopted an ambivalent stance toward the genesis and evolution of...
Why India’s Modi Has Failed to Deliver on Economic Reform
After nearly a decade of deliberations and vehement debate, India’s parliament finally passed a unified goods and services tax...
Searching for the “Goldilocks Solution” in the Asia Pacific Region: The Shangri La Dialogue 2016
In early June, dignitaries from over fifty countries gathered for the 15th iteration of the Shangri La meeting, organized...
Modi has Consolidated India’s Relationships in West Asia
Despite enjoying a clear-cut majority in parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party government has been able to...