Dr. Alex Waterman

Im Jahr 2026 wird Indien Handelsverhandlungen mit den USA und der EU führen und gleichzeitig den Vorsitz der BRICS-Staaten innehaben. Komplexe Beziehungen zu China und den USA, Regionalwahlen und Spannungen mit Indiens Nachbarstaaten werden die amtierende Regierung auf die Probe stellen.

The many “forgotten conflicts” of Northeast India remain poorly understood. This article leverages Armed Orders in South Asia (AOSA) data, archival, newswire and secondary data to propose a threefold typology of state-rebel conflict in the region that reflects key spatial and temporal variations.

Emerging research has suggested that the COVID-19 pandemic has generally favored rebel organizations—rather than states—in situations of intrastate conflict. This article challenges this perspective by analyzing the pandemic's impact on three dimensions of rebel activity—armed activity, popular support and recruitment, and rebel governance.

The global order is shifting from a unipolar world dominated by the West to a multipolar one with Asia emerging as a major centre of gravity. Global South narratives of order have received much less scholarly attention. This article contributes to filling this gap.

Leibniz im Bundestag 2023, Berlin Organisation: Leibniz Gemeinschaft Dr. Alex Waterman (Berater:in)

Briefed a member of Bundestag on the conflict situation in Northeast India, including current violent unrest (2023) in Manipur and ways ahead with major peace processes in the region.

State-sponsored Assassinations in International Politics, History, and Law, Swansea University, Swansea Dr. Alex Waterman (Vortragende:r)