What the India–Russia Defence Partnership Means for US Policy

Lalwani, Sameer; Sagerstrom, Tyler

doi:10.1080/00396338.2021.1956196

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“…Indo-Russian defense cooperation has an increasing focus on the long-term transfer of technology, modernization of existing equipment, and access to the latest equipment and weaponry in the Russian arsenal (Lalwani & Sagerstrom, 2021). Most promisingly, the defense relationship has begun to move beyond the buyer-seller model to a more cooperative relationship involving joint research, design, and production (Bakshi, 2006).…”

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Dynamics In India-Russia Strategic Partnership

Koser,

Wani

2024

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Congeniality, confidence, and mutual understanding with common interests in the international system are very vibrant in the bilateral relations between India and Russia. However, both states have faced a low level of experience in their relations after the disintegration of the Soviet Union. New steps have been taken to deepen strategic and defense cooperation with the signing of a strategic agreement on October 3, 2000, in New Delhi. They collaborate to create plans for dealing with insurgencies, strengthening technology links, expanding diplomatic relations, mitigating climate catastrophes, and forging a multipolar world. In light of the dynamics of their foreign policies changing due to geopolitical and geoeconomic competition in the new global order, this article examines the strategic partnership between India and Russia. It also analyzes the importance of India-Russia relations in addressing post-pandemic challenges and problems.

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Dynamics In India-Russia Strategic Partnership

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Wani

2024

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“… 3. Although Trump did not link security and defence cooperation with India with trade issues, there were concerns in the US that he might do so which might derail the bilateral relationship. For a detailed discussion, see Lalwani and Sagerstrom (2021).…”

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Trump and Modi and the ideological, political and economic underpinnings of the India–United States trade dispute

Verma

2023

International Area Studies Review

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This article seeks to provide answers to questions: why did India and the United States have a trade dispute under Trump and Modi administrations, and why were the two countries unable to resolve the trade dispute under Trump and Modi administrations? The article asserts that the primary reason for the trade dispute/disagreements between the two countries is the domestic economic and political environment and ideological considerations in the Trump and Modi administrations. This has manifested itself in a clash between Trump's ‘America first’ stance with the aim of ‘Making America great again’ and Modi's ‘Make in India’ initiative which envisions creating India as a manufacturing powerhouse and increasing the economic prosperity of Indian citizens. The article highlights each country's concerns and grievances regarding the other side's trade policies and what kind of trade access India wants from the United States and vice-versa.

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India’s Emerging Geopolitics

Kaura

2024

The Palgrave Handbook of Contemporary Geopolitics

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What the India–Russia Defence Partnership Means for US Policy

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Dynamics In India-Russia Strategic Partnership

Dynamics In India-Russia Strategic Partnership

Trump and Modi and the ideological, political and economic underpinnings of the India–United States trade dispute

India’s Emerging Geopolitics

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