India-Japan-ASEAN Triangularity

Jagannath P. Panda is Head of the Stockholm Centre for South Asian and Indo-Pacific Affairs at the Institute for Security and Development Policy, Sweden. He is also Director of Europe-Asia Research Cooperation at the Yokosuka Council of Asia-Pacific Studies and an International Research Fellow at the Canon Institute for Global Studies, Japan. He is a former fellow at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, New Delhi, India.

• Chapter 1: ASEAN Centrality: Key to ASEAN-India-Japan Tripartite Cooperation? Part-I India and Japan’s ASEAN Outlooks Chapter 2: The "Japan Factor" in India’s Engagement with Southeast Asia: A Derived Relationship?; Chapter 3: Japan-India Relations and ASEAN centrality in the Indo-Pacific Dynamics Part-II India-Japan-ASEAN’s Maritime Connect Chapter 4: The Struggle for Centrality: ASEAN, South China Sea, and the Sino-American New Cold War?; Chapter 5: Treading the South China Sea: Forging Closer Ties with Claimant Nations; Chapter 6: Institutional Mechanisms and Maritime Development Cooperation: Building a Context for India-Japan-ASEAN; Chapter 7: Japan’s Coast Guard Diplomacy through Capacity Building in Indo-Pacific Part-III Triangularity and Power Configurations Chapter 8: China’s Perception on ASEAN Centrality and the Prospects of a Middle Power Nexus; Chapter 9: India-Japan Connectivity Outreach to ASEAN: Forging Trilateral Cooperation; Chapter 10: Japan’s Vientiane Vision and the Prospect of India-Japan-Australia Cooperation: Towards Middle power leadership?; Chapter 11: India, Japan, ASEAN and Taiwan: Like-minded partners in the future of critical technologies Part-IV Trilateral to Quadrilateral Chapter 12: Japan’s Strategic Vision on Indo-Pacific Institutions: Quad, Quad Plus and ASEAN Centrality; Chapter 13: The China Conundrum and the Philippine Strategic Outlook on the Quad; Chapter 14: ASEAN and the "Quad Plus": Opportunity in Turbulence; Chapter 15: Tokyo’s ‘Northeast India’ Diary: From Cooperation Corridor to China