Environmental Degradation: Never an Election Issue in India

Amit Ranjan

22 May, 2019 View All

India’s Northeast and its Connectivity with Southeast Asia

Rupakjyoti Borah

22 May, 2019 View All

Afghanistan’s Future: How can Pakistan help?

Touqir Hussain

20 May, 2019 View All

Indian Elections and their Economic Impact

Amitendu Palit

16 May, 2019 View All

Indian Election 2019: The Bitter Battle for Bengal

Ronojoy Sen

16 May, 2019 View All

Bangladesh and Free Trade Agreements: A Potential Partner in Singapore

Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury

15 May, 2019 View All

BJP Banking on Fortress Gujarat but Faces Challenge in Maharashtra

Nalin Mehta

14 May, 2019 View All

Lahore Suicide Bombing Signals Emergence of a New Militant Organisation

Iqbal Singh Sevea

13 May, 2019 View All

Differences between Election Commissioners: No Cause for Alarm but Need for Transparency

Vinod Rai

13 May, 2019 View All

New Lows in the Indian General Election Campaign

Ronojoy Sen

13 May, 2019 View All

Highlights

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Peace in Afghanistan: New Dawn or False Hope ? – Part 1 (25 Apr 2019)

Multiple Speakers

25 April, 2019

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South Asia Scan Issue 2- Afghanistan : Time for Peace ?

Rani D Mullen

24 April, 2019

South Asia Scan Issue 1- E-Commerce in India: Opportunities and Challenge

Dipinder Singh Randhawa

28 January, 2019

Economic Integration in Asia: Key Prospects and Challenges with the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership

Deeparghya Mukherjee

17 January, 2019

England and the Jews: How Religion and Violence Created the First Racial State in the West

Geraldine Heng

29 November, 2018

Partition of India: Postcolonial Legacies

Amit Ranjan

26 November, 2018

Podcast

Episode 4: Changing The Batting Order in Pakistan

25 April, 2019

With as many as eight changes made in a sudden Cabinet reshuffle last week, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has not only thrown a curve ball at us all but he has also signalled that he is willing to change his team to ensure that his country’s economic prospects, and an impending bailout deal with the IMF, cross the boundary line. With loads of cricketing clichés thrown in for good measure, ISAS Visiting Research Associate Professor Iqbal Singh Sevea analyses this changes in this segment of South Asia Chaat.

Assoc Prof Iqbal Singh Sevea

Visiting Research Associate Professor

Episode 3: The Model Code of Conduct in India’s Elections

18 April, 2019

With the Indian elections underway, the third episode of the South Asia Chaat looks at the role the Election Commission’s Model Code of Conduct has played in the elections thus far and whether it has enough bite to effectively to guarantee all the parties involved will be on their best behaviour.

Dr Ronojoy Sen

Senior Research Fellow; and Research Lead (Politics & Governance)

Episode 2: Issues Facing the BJP in the Indian Elections

11 April, 2019

In this second episode of South Asia Chaat, we talk to ISAS Senior Research Fellow Dr Ronojoy Sen on the issues that could weigh on the BJP’s fortunes during the coming elections, the party’s manifesto that was recently released and if the swift and decisive action taken by the Modi government to respond to the Pulwama attack would have a strong positive influence on the BJP’s fortunes.

Dr Ronojoy Sen

Senior Research Fellow; and Research Lead (Politics & Governance)

Episode 1: The Congress Party Manifesto

8 April, 2019

The maiden episode of South Asia Chaat features a discussion with ISAS Senior Research Fellow Dr Ronojoy Sen and Visiting Research Fellow Dr Diego Maiorano on the recently released Congress Party manifesto for the upcoming Indian elections.

Dr Diego Maiorano

Visiting Research Fellow