Handbook of Indo-Pacific Studies

Barbara Kratiuk currently works at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland.Jeroen J.J. Van den Bosch currently works as an editor and project coordinator at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland.Aleksandra Jaskólska currently works at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland.Yoichiro Sato currently teaches at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan.

• Introduction Part I: Theory of Indo-Pacific 1. Understanding Indo-Pacific: Historical Context and Evolving Dynamics 2. Understanding Indo-Pacific in geopolitical context Part II: Socio-economic issues 3. Political Economy of Indo-Pacific Development 4. Trade Regionalism in the Indo-Pacific 5. Impact of religion on the international relations in the Indo-Pacific 6. Authoritarian Regimes and their Evolution in the Indo-Pacific 7. Democracy in Indo-Pacific 8. Connectivity Strategies in Indo-Pacific and its Geopolitical Implications Part III: Political and Security issues 9. Military Power as an instrument of international politics in the Indo-Pacific 10. Energy security in the Indo-Pacific 11. Dynamics of Environmental Security in the Indo-Pacific 12. Strategic alliances and alignments in Indo-Pacific 13. Strategic rivalries in Indo-Pacific: Contest, Claims and Conflicts 14. International conflicts in the Indo-Pacific region 15. Maritime governance in Indo-Pacific: The European Conceptualization Part IV – Indo-Pacific strategies 16. The United States in the Indo-Pacific: An Overstretched Hegemon? 17. Chinese Conceptions of the Indo-Pacific: The Impact of Identity and History 18. India’s Tryst with “Indo-Pacific” 19. Japan’s Indo-Pacific Strategy: Free and Open Indo-Pacific as International Public Goods 20. The EU and the Indo-Pacific: The Path Towards a Comprehensive Strategy 21. Middle powers in the Indo-Pacific 22. Small powers in the Indo-Pacific: Strategies, Opportunities and Challenges