Indo-US Convergence of Agenda in the new Indo-Pacific Regional Security Architecture

Kumar, Shiv; Verma, Sudheer Singh; Shah, Shahbaz Hussain

doi:10.1177/0262728020915564

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“…The results were consistent with published literature, especially Hiro (2015), but also Ganguly (1994), Ganguly and Hagerty (2005), Schaffer (2009) and more recently Kumar et al (2020) that laid out a comprehensive paradigm shift in US policy towards India. This affects especially the US acknowledgement of India battling Pakistan-supported terrorism in the Indian region of Kashmir and India being a victim of terrorism emanating from Pakistan.…”

Section: Concluding Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

“…Successive Indian and US governments cooperated on several fronts after the Cold War, including defence and economic ties, nuclear issues and fighting international terrorism. The synergies between the two nations were marked by joint defence exercises and the sale of US military technology to India (Kumar et al, 2020).…”

Section: Us-india Political Ties During and After The Cold Warmentioning

confidence: 99%

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India in the United States Press: Framing US South Asia policy

Mazumdar

2020

South Asia Research

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This article employs qualitative research to examine the media depiction of India in The Washington Post after the Cold War. The published literature has laid out that India and the USA became allies on a host of issues in recent decades. Using indexing theory and framing as a theoretical construct, this research identified key themes in the news reporting about India over a 24-year-period, finding that the press portrayals match the academic literature. The research methodology employed confirms that indexing theory remains a viable research tool for examining high-quality press coverage.

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Section: Concluding Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: Us-india Political Ties During and After The Cold Warmentioning

confidence: 99%

India in the United States Press: Framing US South Asia policy

Mazumdar

2020

South Asia Research

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“…Firstly, the dynamic growth of the national economy gives India confidence in its strength along with its desire to join the group of global powers as one of the leading countries of the 21st century (Kumar, Verma, Shah 2020;Kaplan 2010).…”

Section: Dimensions Of Us-india Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Secondly, the United States, seeing a confident and strong India, with increased military power, began to consider it as a potential ally in its global policy (Kumar, Verma, Shah 2020).…”

Section: Dimensions Of Us-india Relationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategic Partnership between India and the United States: Examining Driving and Restraining Forces

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Khatri²

2023

Vestnik MGIMO-universiteta

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This article aims to analyze the historical trajectory and current state of relations between India and the United States, spanning from India's independence in 1947 to the present, with a focus on identifying key stages of development, outcomes, and prospects. The establishment of a strategic partnership between the two countries has evolved through various phases, driven by economic, political, and ideological factors. However, certain limitations hinder the further deepening of this partnership, including disagreements on international political issues, India's pursuit of an independent foreign policy and reluctance to assume a subordinate role, inadequate US support on critical matters, and India's continued cooperation with Russia. Conversely, factors stimulating the growth of the strategic partnership encompass India's robust economic growth, its potential role as a counterbalance to China's expanding influence in Asia, shared interests in maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, mutual concerns about regional security, recent progress in nuclear policy agreements, and expanding avenues for cooperation in diverse domains. The article further examines the unique characteristics of India's relationship with the United States, which shape the nature of their existing strategic partnership, such as the shifting focus from the political and strategic realm to economic interactions, India's commitment to maintaining "strategic autonomy" and non-alignment in its deepening cooperation, its ability to differentiate between political partnership and economic collaboration, and the preservation of a multi-vector foreign policy approach. Based on the analysis, the authors assert that while a strategic military and political alliance between the two powers is unlikely in the near future, their relationship will continue to evolve within the framework of a strategic partnership. The findings of this study will provide insights for policymakers in the South and Southeast Asia region to anticipate developments and adjust their policies accordingly.

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“…Today, India is a key strategic partner of US for her security interests, but the risks of vulnerability, also exist in the strategic alignment against China (Kumar, Verma, & Shah, 2020). The mobilization of partnering states in the region, is one of the fundamental security strategies of both, the US and India (Abraham, 2020).…”

Section: Us-perception Of China's Rise and Its Goals Of Rejuvenationmentioning

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Asia Pacific Geopolitics: Us Strategies and Its Implications for China

Abbas

Qazi²,

Ali

2022

ASIA-PACIFIC

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China’s rise has made her the centre of the regional and international politics. Its power potentials and geopolitical and geo-economic influence in the region has made the region pivot of major power politics. Chinese outreach through Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and naval assertiveness along with its expansion of interests has generated countervailing measures from the major powers especially US and some regional states especially Japan, India, and Australia. This paper hypothesises that China’s rise has made US and its regional allies concerned about the future of the regional order in which their interests are imminently would be marginalized against Chinese power, therefore, US with its allies has adopted provoking and assertive strategies to counter Chinese power and influence. In this paper effort has been made to analyse the dimensions of the Chinese rise and its perceptions by the US and its regional partners. It also endeavours to find out the nature and conduct of US strategies to balance and counter Chinese ever-expanding interests and influence. Finally, effort has been made to trace out the implications for China’s interests, influence, and goals in the region.

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Indo-US Convergence of Agenda in the new Indo-Pacific Regional Security Architecture

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

India in the United States Press: Framing US South Asia policy

India in the United States Press: Framing US South Asia policy

Strategic Partnership between India and the United States: Examining Driving and Restraining Forces

Asia Pacific Geopolitics: Us Strategies and Its Implications for China

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