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India as a regional power: identifying the impact of roles and foreign policy orientation on the south Asian security order / Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert; Frazier, Derrick   Journal Article
Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract The Regional Powers and Security Framework provides a systematic method to assess how the relative strength and behavior of regional powers influence regional security orders. This article applies the framework to India as a South Asian regional power. The analysis indicates that although the region is unipolar; India's impact is limited because of its failure to play leadership and custodianship roles. It does serve as a protector of the region from external threats, doing so through a unilateral, status quo, and reactive orientation. Application of this framework points to a lack of a hegemonic security order in South Asia, in spite of India's self-view as the region's natural hegemon. For India to be hegemonic, it would have to play these roles in a comprehensive manner.
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Regional powers and security: a framework for understanding order within regional security complexes / Frazier, Derrick; Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert   Journal Article
Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract In this article we propose a framework for understanding order within Regional Security Complexes (RSCs), focused upon the importance of regional powers. We argue that there are three factors to consider in adequately explaining regional security with respect to the influence of regional powers: structure, regional power roles, and regional power orientations. The first factor emphasizes the necessary but not sufficient attributes of power and capability for understanding regional security dynamics. The last two factors stress the importance of regional power behavior as being critical to the security process. To this end we highlight three specific roles and sets of orientations that when examined in the context of structural factors, provide a clearer picture of security orders in RSCs.
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Regional powers and security orders: a theoretical framework / Stewart-Ingersoll, Robert; Frazier, Derrick 2012  Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2012.
Description xv, 278 p.
Series Routledge global security studies
Standard Number 9780415569194, hbk
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