International Security and Foreign Policy [1]
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In recent years, CASI has researched the India-U.S. relationship, power realignments in Asia, and the evolving role of India in a more multipolar world, as well as the implications of climate change for Indian foreign policy. In the next two years this CASI research program will focus on India’s emerging role in international organizations; and a book length project on the key ideas, belief systems and meta-narratives that have shaped India’s engagement with the outside world and its implications for Indian foreign policy in the foreseeable future.
Engaging the World: Indian Foreign Policy and the Future of Asia [5]
Conferences
India's Options in Climate Change Negotiations, March 2009, Delhi [4]
The Future of India's Foreign Policy, April 2008, University of Pennsylvania [7]
Power Realignments in Asia: A US-India Policy Dialogue, December 2006, Delhi [8]
Nand & Jeet Khemka Distinguished Lectures and Special Panel Events
The Perils of Peace: Re-Imagining Risk and Reward in South Asia, Steve Coll, November 2010, New York [9]
The Future of the U.S.-India Relationship, Ambassador R. Nicholas Burns, November 2008, New York [11]
The Future of India's Foreign Policy, Ambassador Ronen Sen, April 2008, University of Pennsylvania [12]
Publications
CASI Foreign Policy Papers [3]
India Review (Volume 8, Number 3, July-September 2009)
Power Realignments in Asia: China, India, and the United States [2]
[13]Co-edited by Alyssa Ayres, SAGE Publications, October 2009
Climate Change Negotiations - CASI/CPR 2009 Conference Papers [4]
[14]Economic & Political Weekly vol. xoiv, no.31, August 1-7, 2009
Also see articles on Foreign Policy & Security in India in Transition [15]