Strategic Drift in Southern Asia - Examining Nuclear Risks and Strategic Futures
Offered By: Inside Livermore Lab via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complex strategic dynamics in Southern Asia through a lecture by Brigadier (ret.) Feroz Hassan Khan. Delve into the strategic stability challenges at the trijunction of China, India, and Pakistan, examining the increasing nuclear risks in this volatile region. Analyze the historical conflicts, ideological differences, and territorial disputes that have shaped the relationships between these nuclear-armed states. Gain insights into Khan's new book "Subcontinent Adrift: Strategic Futures of South Asia" as he discusses the managed rivalry between China and India, and the more unpredictable India-Pakistan dynamic. Evaluate the potential strategic futures for the region, considering the current turbulence in major power relationships and the ever-present nuclear threat. Learn from Khan's extensive military experience and expertise in arms control and strategic stability in South Asia to better understand the complex geopolitical landscape of this critical region.
Syllabus
CGSR | Strategic Drift in Southern Asia by Brig (ret.) Feroz Hassan Khan
Taught by
Inside Livermore Lab
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