The Global Politics of Status: India, Turkey, and Indonesia at the G20 Summit and Beyond
GIGA Forum
The Global Politics of Status: India, Turkey, and Indonesia at the G20 Summit and Beyond
Date
07/11/2022
Start
03:00 p.m. (CET)
End
04:30 p.m. (CET)
GIGA Forum_ The Global Politics of Status_ India, Turkey, and Indonesia at the G20 Summit and Beyond-20221107_144409-Besprechungsaufzeichnung_final
GIGA Forum_ The Global Politics of Status_ India, Turkey, and Indonesia at the G20 Summit and Beyond-20221107_144409-Besprechungsaufzeichnung_final
The G20 summit in Bali in November 2022 will be one of the few occasions on which leaders of an increasingly divided world come together in dialogue. In the wake of the looming “Great Power” competition between Russia and China on the one side and “the West” on the other, “emerging” powers are seeking to assert their own geopolitical status.
This GIGA Forum focuses on the foreign policies of three such powers: India, Turkey, and Indonesia. Our experts will investigate the domestic roots and the consequences of their status-seeking strategies, and their respective abilities to help shape a changing global order.
Speakers: Dr. Sharinee Jagtiani is a Visiting Fellow at the GIGA Institute for Asian Studies.
Dr. Clemens Hoffmann is a Lecturer in International Politics at the Division of History, Heritage and Politics at the University of Stirling, Scotland.
Dr. Evan A. Laksmana is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre on Asia and Globalisation at the National University of Singapore.
Moderator: Dr. Miriam Prys-Hansen is Lead Research Fellow at the GIGA Institute for Asian Studies and Head of the GIGA’s Research Programme “Global Orders and Foreign Policies.”
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The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
The Global Orders and Foreign Policies Research Programme studies the development and maintenance of regional and global orders in contemporary world politics – along with challenges to those orders – as well as examining the agency and policies of established and emergent actors and structures that contribute to these ordering processes.
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Through its diplomatic activism, New Delhi helped re-construct a world in which European imperialism was illegal, illegitimate and no longer tolerated. Sharinee Jagtiani illustrates India's role in Indonesia's fight for independence.
The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
The Global Orders and Foreign Policies Research Programme studies the development and maintenance of regional and global orders in contemporary world politics – along with challenges to those orders – as well as examining the agency and policies of established and emergent actors and structures that contribute to these ordering processes.
Our expert panel will discuss the long-standing partnership that India and Germany share in a historical perspective, and identify common interests, the potential for joint future action, and the role their interaction could play on the global stage. This event is part of the India Week Hamburg 2021.
In the wider Middle East, Turkey is aiming to recover from its diminished status as a regional power. The GIGA Talk will investigate these domestic and regional dynamics to better assess and anticipate Turkey’s likely political futures.
The world is still not on track to meet the 1.5°C maximum warming target. The United States, China, the European Union, India, and Brazil – these “great powers” play a crucial role in fighting climate change. This GIGA Talk will address what has been achieved (or not) and how the “great powers” justify their respective actions or inaction. Video now online!
Through its diplomatic activism, New Delhi helped re-construct a world in which European imperialism was illegal, illegitimate and no longer tolerated. Sharinee Jagtiani illustrates India's role in Indonesia's fight for independence.
The GIGA Institute for Asian Studies investigates current developments in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Australasia. Research topics include civil society–state relations, China and India in regional and global affairs, and the Indo-Pacific as a strategic space.
The Global Orders and Foreign Policies Research Programme studies the development and maintenance of regional and global orders in contemporary world politics – along with challenges to those orders – as well as examining the agency and policies of established and emergent actors and structures that contribute to these ordering processes.
