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Articles by Jivanta Schottli
India’s limited hard balancing and strategic autonomy in the Indian Ocean and Indo-Pacific, post-Galwan
ABSTRACT Deadly skirmishes in the Galwan valley between Chinese and Indian soldiers in June 2020 were a shocking reminder of the border conflict between two Asian giants. Scholars pinpointed India’s failure to balance against China, a persistent form of “under-balancing” or “evasive balancing” of its much more powerful neighbor. The paper argues that post-Galwan India has sustained a level of limited hard balancing even as threat perceptions have subsided.
India-Taiwan Convergence: Towards A Strategic Partnership – South Asian Voices
It has become increasingly evident to much of the Indian strategic community that despite rhetoric, China does not share India’s desire for friendship and cooperation. Since 2007, China has consistently asserted an aggressive posture in its longstanding border dispute with India.
Pragmatism Shapes Growing GCC Engagement with the Taliban – South Asian Voices
Since the Taliban seized power over all of Afghanistan in August 2021, the country’s de-facto rulers have sought to solidify their grip by asserting firm control over state institutions and intensifying engagement with neighbors and foreign powers. The policy has had some success.
The EU-India Partnership: Realigned and Re-imagined? – South Asian Voices
Last month, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, and a team of European Union (EU) Commissioners was on an official visit to India. The delegation, comprising 22 out of the 27 members of the EU College of Commissioners, was unprecedented in scale and scope, with about 20 meetings taking place across different sectors.
A win for democracy and coalition politics
Analysis: For many analysts, India's election result marks a return to 'normal' politics with coalition governments ruling at the centre By Jivanta Schottli and Markus Pauli, DCU Between 19 April and 1 June, India’s 18th general elections took place over seven phases, with 642 million braving an unprecedented heatwave to cast their vote.
Rajesh Basrur’s Subcontinental Drift: Domestic Politics and India’s Foreign Policy
India’s Foreign Policy and the Ethic of Responsibility Ian Hall Gambling on India’s Foreign Policy: The Importance of Implementation Kate Sullivan de Estrada Explaining Policy Drift—An Analytical Template Drawn from the World’s Most Populous Democracy Jivanta Schottli Essence of Indecision: Understanding Indian Security Policy Choices Frank O’Donnell Policy Drift as an Inevitability and an Occasional Success Sameer Lalwani Author’s Response: Indian Domestic Politics and Foreign...
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