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India, China, and the Indo-Pacific: New Delhi’s Recalibration Is Underway
/ Pant, Harsh V; Saha, Premesha
Pant, Harsh V
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The growing importance of the Indian and Pacific Oceans and the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape in Asia have brought the Indo-Pacific construct to the center of global political discourse. The region is marked by uncertainty about expansionist Chinese territorial policies and concerns about the United States’ long-term commitment to Asia amidst inherent limitations of existing regional multilateral institutions. This geography is being viewed as the new and expanded theater of great-power contestation.
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China
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India
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Indo-Pacific
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New Delhi’s Recalibration
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Indonesia's potential as a maritime power
/ Saha, Premesha
Saha, Premesha
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Indonesia's geo-strategic position, its huge archipelagic disposition and its large population, which accounts for close to two-fifths of Southeast Asia's total population, can be said to possesses some natural characteristics needed for emerging as a maritime power. Maritime consciousness has always been possessed by Indonesia and many initiatives have been undertaken by the previous leaderships to cater to its maritime interests, but these initiatives have not been able to place Indonesia in the category of a maritime power. The current president has for the first time publicly promulgated his vision of making his country a maritime power. In this context, the study will aim to analyse Indonesia's potential as a maritime power by examining whether the measures undertaken by Jokowi and his predecessor, Yudhoyono, can help this vision in taking shape.
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Maritime Power
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Global Maritime Fulcrum
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PACINDO
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MEF
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Green Navy
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