Raisina Files 2019: Debating Future Frameworks in a Disrupted World

Raisina Files 2019 unpacks new institutions and rules of the road in re-invigorated common spaces: will these guide the way forward into a disrupted, 21st century?

 

Raisina Files is an annual ORF publication that brings together emerging and established voices in a collection of essays on key, contemporary questions that are implicating the world and India.

 

• In this volume | Ritika Passi
• China and the AIIB: If you built it, they will come (Or, a river runs through it) | Jason A. Kirk
• Can the Quad navigate the complexities of a dynamic Indo-Pacific? | Caitlin Byrne
• RCEP: An economic architecture for the Indo-Pacific? | Hugo Seymour and Jeffrey Wilson
• Power to Whom? Privacy in a post-GDPR world | Paula Kift
• How jihadists went ‘glocal’ and what to do about it | Stephen Tankel
• The return of power politics and nuclear non-proliferation | Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
• The civilian private sector: Part of a new arms control regime? | Kara Frederick
• Governance by technical standards: Do digital ID platforms re-order or reinforce international relations? | Arun Mohan Sukumar