Georgetown Journal of Asian Affairs
GJAA Volume 9
Volume 9 – Beyond Great Power Competition: Subregional Strategies and Priorities
Introduction
- “Introduction” by Evelyn Goh
Policy Forum
- “Subalternizing Geopolitics: Bhutan as a Small Himalayan State” by Nitasha Kaul
- “ASEAN’s Struggle for Relevance in an Era of Great Power Competition” by Ralf Emmers
- “Pacific Islands’ Views of Security in an Age of Great Power” by Sandra Tarte
- “How Aotearoa New Zealand is Responding to Strategic Competition in the Pacific Islands Region” by Anna Powles
- “Malaysia Between China and the West: Don’t Rock the Boat” by James Chin
- “Navigating the Narratives of Indo-Pacific: “Rules,” “Like-mindedness,” and “De-risking” in the Eyes of Southeast Asia” by Kuik Cheng-Chwee
- “India and the Indo-Pacific Traps” by Jagannath Panda
Interviews
- “India’s Multilateral Vision for the Indo-Pacific” with Vijay Gokhale
- “ASEAN: Centrality Plus Credibility” with Bilahari Kausikan
- “Malaysia’s Domestic Narrative and Regional Rule” with Liew Chin Tong
