A New Gulf Security Architecture
Prospects and Challenges for an Asian Role
Edited by Ranjit Gupta Edited by N Janardhan
This book explores how growing economic ties between Asian countries and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) could impact their future relationship. It postulates that the stage is now set for strategic partnerships and highlights how some Asian countries have been explicit about showcasing their power and influence in the Gulf region
This book explores how growing economic ties between Asian countries and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) could impact their future relationship. It postulates that the stage is now set for strategic partnerships and highlights how some Asian countries have been explicit about showcasing their power and influence in the Gulf region. While exploring an alternative and broad-based security architecture, it identifies the challenges that any probable Asian cooperative approach could face as the countries of the Arabian Gulf show signs of looking beyond the United States to develop their long-term strategic interests.
Preface Introduction Abubaker Bagader 1. New Silk Roads of the 21st Century: GCC-Asia Economic Connectivities and Their Political Implications Talmiz Ahmad 2. Tensions in the Gulf, South Asia and the South China Sea - Case Study for a Pan-Asian Partnership Atul Aneja 3. Prospects for Peace in the Gulf Arshin Adib-Moghaddam 4. South Korea's Interests in the Gulf: From Construction to Military Cooperation Jeongmin Seo 5. Pakistan's Interests in the Gulf Sajjad Ashraf 6. India's Relations with Iran: Looking beyond Oil Sujata Ashwarya Cheema 7. Indian Energy Interests in the Gulf and Sino-Indian Energy Cooperation - A Chinese Perspective Jiang Maoxia 8. From Geoeconomics to Geopolitics: Pan-Asian Perspective of India-GCC Ties Samir Pradhan 9. India, China and the Gulf: Cooperation, Competition or Confrontation? N. Janardhan 10. Chinese and Indian Security Interestes in the Gulf Jiang Zhen 11. Turkish Perspective on Future Security of the Gulf Siret Hursoy 12. Conclusion: Exploring Possibility of Pan-Asian Cooperative Security Paradigm for the Gulf Region Ranjit Gupta About the Contributors
- Edited by Ranjit Gupta
- Edited by N Janardhan
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