The Indian Journal of Asian Affairs (IJAA), launched in 1988, is a bi-annual, peer-reviewed journal, published in June and December. Devoted to an objective analysis of important contemporary and current Asian affairs, it covers theoretical, empirical, historical and policy issues from a wide range of perspectives and critical appraisals within a multidisciplinary framework. IJAA is committed to generating debate, dialogue and discourses in the field of foreign policy, defense, security, peace, conflict and development, bearing upon "Asia and the world." It welcomes articles, essays and short research notes from scholars engaged in multiple disciplines in order to offer new findings, new interpretations and innovative approaches to problems and issues confronting the Asian region.





TABLE OF CONTENTS (Vol. 35, No. 1, June 2022)


ARTICLES


China’s Belt and Road Initiative in Malaysia and Ethiopia: Domestic Politics Overshadows International Relations

Amy Freedman & Naomi Bekele, Pace University, New York, USA


China’s Rise and the Pandemic’s Side-effects: A Threat to Democratic Allies?

Montgomery Blah, Sankardev College, Northeastern Hill University, India


Is India Retreating from its Act East to Act Indo-Pacific Policy?

Nalanda Roy, Georgia Southern University, Georgia, USA


Contextualizing India's "Act East" Policy Within the Geopolitical Dynamics

of the Asia-Pacific Region

Mungreishang Horam, Manipur University, India


India’s Defence Diplomacy Towards Central Asia: A Critical Appraisal

Ladhu Ram Choudhary, University of Rajasthan, India


BOOK REVIEW

China & Europe on the New Silk Road: Connecting Universities Across Eurasia (Oxford University Press, 2020)





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