Charting Global Transitions
Global Transitions
IPCS 2015 Annual A Compilation of the Institute's Commentaries & Analyses. For more, Click here |
With no affiliation to a particular institution or ideology, the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies (IPCS) considers the emphasis on independent research and publication as one of its hallmarks. Every year, through the contributions of its researchers and affiliated experts, the IPCS produces substantial literature within the ambit of its four programmes: Nuclear Security (NSP), China Research (CRP), Internal and Regional Security (IReS), Southeast Asia Research (SEARP) and Armed Conflicts in South Asia (ACSA). This edition of the IPCS Annual is a compilation of the commentaries published by the Institute over the year 2014-15, distributed into broad geographical and theme-based categories.
2014 saw the introduction of the IPCS Columns initiative, which features a roster of eminent strategists and commentators who weigh in on specific issues relevant to their areas of expertise once every month. These columns have also been incorporated into the IPCS Annual.
The Annual is essentially a stock-taking exercise, and it was initiated with the aims of projecting the Insitute’s work, providing a single platform to access independent and objective assessments on the most outstanding issues of the past year, and contributing to the evolution of informed thinking on strateigc issues.
CONTENTS
I. Regions
03 South Asia
68 East Asia
97 Southeast Asia
130 West Asia
144 US-Russia
II. Issues
150 Indian Ocean Region
161 Iran Nuclear Deal
168 Global Nuclear Politics
184 Al Qaeda, Taliban and the Islamic State
III. Columns
224 Big Picture
227 Indus-tan
236 Strategic Space
248 Eagle Eye
264 Dateline Colombo
274 Dateline Kabul
283 Dhaka Discourse
298 Indo-Pacific
306 Looking East
307 Middle Kingdom
310 Nuke Street
323 Red Affairs
338 Regional Economy
341 South Asian Dialectic
355 The Strategist
372 Voice from America
381 Himalayan Frontier
394 Spotlight West Asia
409 Dateline Islamabad
425 Af-Pak Diary
440 East Asia Compass
466 Maritime Matters
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