Event | How India's democracy shapes its relations with the West

Speakers:
▪️ Ben Bland/Chietigj Bajpaee, Chatham House Asia-Pacific
▪️ Rakesh Sood
▪️ Kate Sullivan de Estrada, CSASP Oxford Uni

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Date🗓️: 18Apr
Time📷: 13:00 BST

More event information👇
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Next week, India will go to the polls in the world's largest election. But how do 🇮🇳's democratic credentials impact its engagement with the West?

Join our webinar:
🔹Chietigj Bajpaee
🔹Rakesh Sood
🔹Kate Sullivan de Estrada
🔹Chair: Ben Bland

📅18 Apr
⏰13:00 BST
🔗chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

This was a truly heartwarming session - lovely to hear T.V. Paul justly celebrated for his scholarly vision and breathtaking productivity, and moving to hear of all the colleagues, younger scholars and students he has championed, mentored and inspired

Western govts often frame engagement with India as a partnership of democracies. Chietigj Bajpaee is finalising a paper that examines how far India's political system actually shapes its ties with the West. Join this webinar with Kate Sullivan de Estrada to discuss the paper chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

In April, India will go to the polls in the world's largest democratic exercise. But how do 🇮🇳's democratic credentials impact its engagement with the West?

Join our webinar:
🔹Chietigj Bajpaee
🔹Kate Sullivan de Estrada
🔹Chair: Ben Bland

📅18 Apr
⏰13:00-14:00 BST
🔗chathamhouse.org/events/all/res…

2 excellent days of surprisingly interconnected discussions from different world regions on what the 'regional' means at a time of flux in global order, esp. in ref. to shocks/crises. Exciting to share my emerging research on Commission de l’océan Indien COI_IOC's response to maritime security crises

Want to know about the future of the past?

Join our 'Doing History in Public - the necessity of Public History in contemporary South Asia' seminar.

Tuesday 5 March, 2PM, Pavilion Room, St Antony's College, University of Oxford

Oxford School of Global & Area Studies Asian Studies Centre

Looking forward to listening to this excellent line-up of speakers, as well as joining Ayşe Zarakol and Ken Endo in the 'World and Regional Orders' session. If you're in or near Oxford, register here 👇🏼

IR Book of the Week!

'Cosmopolitan Elites' by Kira Huju. The experience of Indian diplomats illustrates how the Western-dominated global order compels conformity even when not universally embraced, bringing to mind Strange's notion of 'structural power'
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New Publication🚨What goes into the making of India's security imagination of the Bay of Bengal? How does this imagination animate India's security behavior in this maritime space? I discuss these questions in my latest article for Journal of the Indian Ocean Region

doi.org/10.1080/194808…

Tuesday Feb 27, 12 pm: I’ll be speaking about my research on “Imagining a Post-Imperial Space: India, the Commonwealth, and the Struggle for Racial Equality” at the South Asian Colloquium YaleMacMillan Center. Thank you Sunil Amrith for the invitation! southasia.macmillan.yale.edu/event/raphaell…

Join us next Tuesday to hear Shalini Grover speak on 'Towards an Anthropology of Answers: The Lost Trajectories of the Racialized Colonial Domestic Workers in South India and Beyond'

Tuesday, 20 February, 2PM, Pavilion Room, St Antony's College, University of Oxford

talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/ecd74…

Our agenda of Brazil-related events in Oxford for the coming weeks. This includes our day-long Brazilian Studies Programme Oxford Annual Conference on March 8th. All welcome!

Really looking forward to this, Daniel Haines !

Join us for our first seminar of HT24 to hear Dan Haines (UCL) speak on ‘Thirty Seconds at Quetta: Time and disaster on the North-West Frontier, 1935’ chaired by Kate Sullivan de Estrada.

Tuesday 16 January, 2PM, Pavilion Room, St. Antony’s College.

talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/df67b…

📢 The Contemporary South Asian Studies Programme at Oxford is funding THREE visiting fellowships for academics and/or senior professionals based in Pakistan (the prestigious Rangoonwala Fellowship). Successful applicants will spend two months at Oxford from April to June 2024.

📢 Update! Given a recent surge in interest in the Rangoonwala Fellowship we’re extending the application deadline to December 11th! Successful applications will spend 2 months at Oxford from April to June 2024. For more info. visit:
southasia.ox.ac.uk/academic-visit…
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#endirect segment ministériel de la #Conference sur la #securitéMaritime organisée par Gouvernement de Maurice & COI 🤝

1️⃣ ouverture par Pravind Kumar Jugnauth PM🇲🇺 avec Maneesh Gobin + Secrétaire general COI & DG. United Nations Information Service in Nairobi #maritimeSecurity
➡️partenariats et cooperation indispensables

#Happening 3rd Ministerial conf.on Maritime Security and Safety in #Mauritius :
Welcoming our #Academic experts from all over the #World and their insightful perspectives! Kate Sullivan de Estrada Marianne Peron-Doise Timothy Walker EUNAVFOR ATALANTA Commission de l’océan Indien COI_IOC