| Summary/Abstract |
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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