In December 2015 new Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull promised to drive an “ideas boom” with his Innovation Statement outlaying $1.1 billion for […]

This pithy and readable book examines India’s responses to China’s increasingly assertive approaches to its neighbours and to the US pivot to the Asia-Pacific, […]

The advertising for this publication promises “rare insights” into India-Myanmar relations and to a large extent this is what it delivers. Rajiv Bhatia […]

To what extent is the American world order in decline, and what form of international order will take its place? This is the […]

Indonesia is an immensely diverse and complex place. Its myriad islands span thousands of kilometres, lying at the confluence of the Indian and […]

With such a commanding title, Asian Megatrends has a lot to deliver. Pleasingly, it does. Rajiv Biswas is an experienced Asian-based senior economist […]

South Africa has for decades been a special case, particularly since the 1994 advent of democracy, for commentators and scholars from multiple disciplines: […]

Yasmin Khan is a British historian at Oxford University. She has a distinguished reputation as the author of several books on the sub-continent. […]

Neil Padukone’s book is part of an increasing lexicon devoted to the evolution of India’s strategic thought since […]

As two distinguished historians, Peter Edwards and Jeffrey Grey, have separately noted this book recovers a dimension of […]