Raisina Files 2022 mirrors the theme of this year’s Raisina Dialogue, “Terra Nova: Impassioned, Impatient, and Imperilled.” We have identified six pillars and areas of discussion within this overarching theme to engage with critically—Rethinking Democracy: Trade, Tech, and Ideology; End of Multilateralism: A Networked Global Order?; Water Caucuses: Turbulent Tides in the Indo-Pacific; Communities Inc.: First Responders to Health, Development, and Planet; Achieving Green Transitions: Common Imperative, Diverging Realities; and Samson vs Goliath: The Persistent and Relentless Tech Wars. Together, these six pillars of the Raisina Dialogue capture the multitude of conversations, opportunities, and anxieties countries engage and grapple with.
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Editors: Samir Saran and Anahita Khanna
The DragonBear: Putin’s Choices | Velina Tchakarova
Forging China-Resistant Supplier Compacts | Jeffrey Jeb Nadaner
Democracy, Technology, Geopolitics | Sameer Patil and Vivek Mishra
Materials That Matter | Andreas Kuehn
Scripting a Third Way: The Importance of EU-India Partnership | Amrita Narlikar
Emerging Domains of Conflict in the 21st Century| Lydia Kostopoulos
Advancing Trade Governance – Only for Democracies? | Renato G. Flôres Jr.
The World in Disarray: Is This the End of Multilateralism for Trade? | Stormy-Annika Mildner
Anticipate, Reform, and Elevate: Looking Toward W20 India 2023 | Erin Watson-Lynn
The Pandemic at 24 Months | Sridhar Venkatapuram
The Season of Caucuses: QUAD, AUKUS, and the Exclusive-Inclusive Duality of Indo-Pacific Asia | Rory Medcalf
Oceanic Choices: India, Japan, and the Dragon’s Fire: How does the QUAD Work? | Satoru Nagao
Diverging US and Indian Approaches to Europe: The Problem of Ukraine | S. Paul Kapur
India’s Unicorn Step-Function Growth Signals the Emergence of its Innovation Ecosystem | Nisha Holla
Exploring the Inequities of Climate Finance | Mannat Jaspal and Terri B. Chapman
Enabling the Green Transition to be a Just Transition | Nuvodita Singh and Akshima Ghate
Meta-Soft Power: Flipping the Scales Between Art & Culture | Nicolò Andreula and Stefania Petruzzelli
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