GIGA President Amrita Narlikar Provides Keynote at Federal Academy for Security Policy

See video of GIGA President Amrita Narlikar in conversation with Surya Gangadharan in StratNews Global on Germany's answer to Russia's war on Ukraine.

GIGA President Prof. Amrita Narlikar contributed to “The Uses and Abuses of Weaponized Interdependence” edited by Prof. Daniel Drezner, Prof. Henry Farrell, and Prof. Abraham Newman with her chapter “Must the Weak Suffer What They Must?”, focusing on the global south.

In this paper, Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar discusses the foreign policy of Germany and its European partners towards China. This article was republished in Global Policy Blog (4.4.2022) and is also available to read in Hindi.

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict unfolds, Germany has finally undertaken epochal decisions to uphold the values of the international order by supporting Ukraine.

Prof. Amrita Narlikar and Prof. Fen Hampson are the editors of this book, which in 16 chapters shows that political narratives can promote or thwart the prospects for international cooperation and are major factors in international negotiation processes in the 21st century.

India is turning 75, and its role in the "Asian Century" is changing and expanding. In this contribution to the ORF series "India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches," Prof. Amrita Narlikar analyses India's role in a world of declining multilateralism. This article is translated into Hindi and Bengali.

In this policy paper, Prof. Amrita Narlikar, member of the World Economic Forum and the Global Future Council on Frontier Risks, outline three key areas of external threat that must be addressed to enable an agenda for democratic renewal.

See video of GIGA President Amrita Narlikar in conversation with Surya Gangadharan in StratNews Global on Germany's answer to Russia's war on Ukraine.

GIGA President Prof. Amrita Narlikar contributed to “The Uses and Abuses of Weaponized Interdependence” edited by Prof. Daniel Drezner, Prof. Henry Farrell, and Prof. Abraham Newman with her chapter “Must the Weak Suffer What They Must?”, focusing on the global south.