This book explores how Quad Plus mechanism will reshape global multilateral economic and security co-operations. A unique study focused solely on intricacies and broader dialogue of 'Quad Plus', the book caters to strategic audiences and academics researching International Relations, Politics, and Indo-Pacific and Asian Studies.
This book explores how Quad Plus mechanism will reshape global multilateral economic and security co-operations. A unique study focused solely on intricacies and broader dialogue of 'Quad Plus', the book caters to strategic audiences and academics researching International Relations, Politics, and Indo-Pacific and Asian Studies.
Jagannath Panda is a research fellow and center coordinator for East Asia at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA), New Delhi, India. He is the series editor for Routledge Studies on Think Asia. Dr. Panda is an expert on China and Indo-Pacific security with a primary focus on East Asia: China, Japan, and the Korean Peninsula. Ernest Gunasekara-Rockwell serves as the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Indo-Pacific Affairs and director of the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers. Prior to standing up the journal, he was the acting director and managing editor of Air University Press and the acting dean of the Air Force Research Institute.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Quad Plus- Shaping Relationships in the Indo-Pacific Beijing, Quad and the 'Quad Plus' 1. China's Views of the Quad and Quad Plus Arrangements 2. Competition and Coalitions: The United States, Quad Plus and the Chinese Challenge in the Indo-Pacific 3. The 'Quad Plus' and India's Pointed Alignment Strategy 4. Nurturing the 'Quad Plus' Formula: Institutional Perspective of Japan's FOIP 5. Australia, New Zealand and the Quad Plus The 'Plus' Perspectives 6. Fracturing Architecture? The Quad Plus and ASEAN Centrality in the Indo-Pacific 7. Britain in the Indo-Pacific - and the Quad Plus, or even a "Quint"? 8. The Quad Plus and South Korea's Quest for Foreign Policy Autonomy 9. Israel, India and Quad Plus: Searching for Alternatives to Western Perspectives 10. France and the Quad Plus: Keeping Flexibility in the Indo-Pacific 11. Function over Form: Canada's Bolting-in and Capabilities-led Approach to Quad Plus Engagement 12. The Indo-Pacific 'Quad Plus' at Atlantic Latin American Shores: Moment of Covet or Reckoning for Brazilian Foreign Policy? A View from the Others 13. Russia's Attitude to the Quad Plus: Troublesome Present, Hazy Future 14. Quad Plus: A Role for Indian Ocean Island States? 15. The Quad Plus proposition in a Middle Eastern context 16. The Quad Plus and Promoting International Connectivity: A Focus on the Makran Region
Introduction Quad Plus- Shaping Relationships in the Indo-Pacific Beijing, Quad and the 'Quad Plus' 1. China's Views of the Quad and Quad Plus Arrangements 2. Competition and Coalitions: The United States, Quad Plus and the Chinese Challenge in the Indo-Pacific 3. The 'Quad Plus' and India's Pointed Alignment Strategy 4. Nurturing the 'Quad Plus' Formula: Institutional Perspective of Japan's FOIP 5. Australia, New Zealand and the Quad Plus The 'Plus' Perspectives 6. Fracturing Architecture? The Quad Plus and ASEAN Centrality in the Indo-Pacific 7. Britain in the Indo-Pacific - and the Quad Plus, or even a "Quint"? 8. The Quad Plus and South Korea's Quest for Foreign Policy Autonomy 9. Israel, India and Quad Plus: Searching for Alternatives to Western Perspectives 10. France and the Quad Plus: Keeping Flexibility in the Indo-Pacific 11. Function over Form: Canada's Bolting-in and Capabilities-led Approach to Quad Plus Engagement 12. The Indo-Pacific 'Quad Plus' at Atlantic Latin American Shores: Moment of Covet or Reckoning for Brazilian Foreign Policy? A View from the Others 13. Russia's Attitude to the Quad Plus: Troublesome Present, Hazy Future 14. Quad Plus: A Role for Indian Ocean Island States? 15. The Quad Plus proposition in a Middle Eastern context 16. The Quad Plus and Promoting International Connectivity: A Focus on the Makran Region
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