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Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents: Preface. Part I: India's Emerging Power and the Rise of the Indo-Pacific. 1. US-China Strategic Competition in Indo-Pacific/Anil Chopra. 2. India and the Western Pacific: Challenges and Opportunities/Joshy M Paul. 3. Contest on the Waterfront: Limitations and Aspirations of India's Naval Strategy/Anil Jai Singh. 4. Changing Balance of Air Power in the Indo-Pacific/Savinder Pal Singh. Part II: India: A Critical Link in the Quad Diamond. 5. India-Japan Security Partnership: Convergence of Ideas, Interests and Strategies/Shamshad A. Khan. 6. Accelerating India-Australia Cooperation for a Secure and Prosperous Indo-Pacific/Peter Layton. 7. The US' Indo-Pacific Strategy and the Role of India/Stuti Banerjee. 8. The Strategic Imperatives of the Quad: Prospects for the Future/Hina Pandey. Part III: Moving Beyond the Quad. 9. India-ASEAN Geoeconomic Engagement in the Indo-Pacific: Potential Role of Rare Earth Elements/Neha Mishra. 10. Tracing the Connection: Indo-Pacific and Persian Gulf in India's Maritime Strategy/Anu Sharma. 11. Taiwan-India Security Cooperation in the New Indo-Pacific Order/Mrittika Guha Sarkar. 12. Exploring an Indo-Russian Congruence in the Indo-Pacific/Rajorshi Roy. 13. Europe's Interest in the Indo-Pacific and the Rise of Aukus/Mahima Duggal. 14. Making Capital of Quad Plus/Jagannath Panda. Conclusion/Mahima Duggal. Index. This book presents a comprehensive overview of the Indo-Pacific region by assessing the complex and intricate geopolitics and strategic overtures in the region, with a particular focus on their implications for India. Unique in its approach, this book is comprehensive and future-oriented. It brings together the vast and diverse sub-themes on the Indo-Pacific while placing India at the center and mapping its prospects in the road ahead. Not only is the Indo-Pacific a pivotal part of India's foreign policy, but New Delhi's role in the Indo-Pacific theatre is considered crucial by regional and international stakeholders. The compilation of chapters by distinguished experts and scholars explores three key themes: India's emerging power and the rise of the Indo-Pacific, India as a critical link in the Quad diamond, and India's connection with actors beyond the Quad. Through these themes, the book provides a multidisciplinary and multinational approach to the India's role in the strategic regional landscape, with a focus on security through a discussion of India's air and naval strategies to respond to the growing flux in the region. Offering a timely insight into India's position and posture in the Indo-Pacific region, as well as its future trajectory, this book will be a valuable resource for India's military and strategic community, as well as international audiences looking as India's growing role in the region and beyond.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. ACM PC Lal: The Quiet Orchestrator: The Eagle s View/Anil Chopra. 2. Squaring Off : The Balance of Forces and its Implications/Vikram Singh. 3. Offensive Operations in the West: A Calibrated Approach/VK Jimmy Bhatia. 4. Offensive Air Operations in the Eastern Theatre: The Coercive Impact and Some Lessons/Harish Masand. 5. Air-Land Operations in the East: The Game Changer/Arjun Subramaniam. 6. The Battle of Longewala: The Quick Response and Decisive Impact of Air Power/Bharat Kumar. 7. The Bombing Saga: Canberra and Antonov-12 Operations in the 1971 War/PVS Jagan Mohan. 8. Game-Changing Helicopter Employment/Rajesh Isser. 9. Forward Air Controllers: Significant Operational Role/HK Bajaj. 10. Operational Approach and Psyche of Pakistan Air Force/Diptendu Choudhury. 11. How did the 1971 War Alter Pakistan s Strategic Posture?/Shalini Chawla. 12. Fifty Years after the 1971 War: Revisiting India s National Strategy/Kapil Kak. 13. Nuclear Weapons and Conventional War: Changes in Indo-Pak Dynamics from 1971 to 2021/Manpreet Sethi. Narratives and Interactions. Fifty years after the Indo-Pakistan War of 1971, it is time to recollect the great military campaigns and reflect on the lessons and changes that have helped make India a stronger power. The two-front 13-day war began with the anticipated Pakistan Air Force (PAF) pre-emptive strike on December 3, 1971. Code-named Operation Chengiz Khan , the PAF targeted 11 Indian Air Force (IAF) airbases and other installations. This also paved the way for India s formal entry into the war for East Pakistan s Independence, and ultimately, creation of Bangladesh. The war ended with surrender of Pakistan s Eastern Command in Dhaka on December 16, 1971 and over 93,000 Pakistani personnel were taken prisoner. The IAF was engaged in every facet of air operations, and air power was indeed a significant contributor to the historic victory. The 1971 air war was one among the last in which classic close combat took place between two major Air Forces. The air war saw clear air superiority being established against a major Air Force. The war ended with the birth of a nation. It was also the largest surrender of a force after the Second World War. The book records the diverse aspects of the air operations during the war in correct perspective and explores the lessons highlighting some outstanding examples of jointmanship. The book revisits India s national strategy during that period, and analyses how the 1971 War altered Pakistan s strategic posture that we see today.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Contents: 1. To succeed the quad needs to be more focused/Sanu Kainikara. 2. Aerospace doctrine and strategy: a time for review?/D Choudhury. 3. Air powerversatile and responsive/Anil Chopra. 4. UAS Rules-2021: challenges for India to becoming a drone hub/R K Narang. 5. China's MSR asset accumulations in the IOR/Joshy M Paul. 6. Pakistan air force: expansion and modernisation/Shalini Chawla. 7. Great Power competition: Beijing's quest to reshape the US-led International order/Rushali Saha. 8. Unpacking China's BRI Plans in Eurasia: Implications for India/Anu Sharma. 9. China's relations with Myanmar: Implications for India/Shantanu Roy-Chaudhury. 10. India's development cooperation as a tool for strategic thinking in the neighbourhood: looking at the decade ahead/Urmi Tat. India began 2021 with Chinese troops still holding tactically important positions at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), and despite eleven rounds of talks, de-escalation has not taken place significantly. More recently the very lethal second wave of COVID-19 hit India taking a massive toll of human lives. Globally, USA saw election of Joe Biden, a Democrat, after a very hotly contested polarised election. After 100 days of his Presidency, USA continues to progress most foreign policy issues with a hardline approach towards China. Biden meanwhile has decided to take forward his predecessor's decision to pullout of Afghanistan. USA clearly sees China as a competitor and challenger. China and the US are decoupling, disrupting bilateral flows of technology (semiconductors, cloud computing and 5G), talent, and investment. The 21st century is getting set for geostrategic play in Asia-pacific region. Biden is more open to participate and accept climate change challenges. With action shifting to the Indo-Pacific, Europe is having to take its calls and alignments. The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) is engaging in greater interaction, but each partner is still taking individual calls on the extent of the alliance. Meanwhile, many South East Asian countries that have been directly affected by China's unilateral actions of usurping a large part of the South China Sea have become possible contenders to join QUAD-Plus. Some European powers, like France, also want to be part of the action in the area. China meanwhile continues to push its flag-ship Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) for strategic expansion and influence. China has also been making threatening postures towards Taiwan, which many feels is a prelude to a possible invasion and forceful unification. But, Taiwan remains firm and with a resolve to defend and remain independent. As China makes massive investment offers to Iran, USA is using backdoor diplomacy to keep channels to Tehran open. The European Union is finding its feet in the changing global environment and trying to defend itself more aggressively against competing economic and political models. Europe is still not closing all doors towards China. Turkey's President Erdogan, was for long displaying provocative behaviour, and acting as a leader of the Islamic world. Ankara's relations with the US have hit new lows, and US sanctions are affecting the country as an investment destination. Despite general global economic slow-down and Covid, Asian economies will recover faster than those in the West. Donald Trump's "America first" has not worked. Extended US sanctions against Russia, have pushed Moscow, much to its dislike, closer to Beijing. A positive trend is the stability and improved relations among long-standing rivals in West Asia. Meanwhile India continues to push for "Aatmanirbhar Bharat" and driving indigenous defence production. Many of these subjects have been covered in this issue of the Asian Defence Review. …