Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches

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Autor(a) principal: K. Ghosh, Probal
Data de Publicação: 2023
Outros Autores: Michael Kenkel, Kai, Marcondes, Danilo
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Revista da Escola de Guerra Naval (Ed. Português. Online)
Texto Completo: https://www.portaldeperiodicos.marinha.mil.br/index.php/revistadaegn/article/view/4149
Resumo: Emerging powers have often employed diverse strategiesto gain influence in their regions. This article explores andcompares the maritime regional influence-building pro-cesses spearheaded by Brazil and India. We identify geo-political variables that influence the permanence of dis-cursive region-building strategies that involve: sustainedinteraction with coastal states; the generation of sufficientmaritime consciousness/awareness; strategic importance,either in geopolitical or in economic terms; and acceptan-ce of the proposing state’s claim to a leadership role bac-ked by power projection capabilities. These concepts areexplored in the contexts of the South Atlantic and IndianOceans, revealing the limits imposed on influence-buil-ding by geopolitical factors.
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title Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
spellingShingle Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
K. Ghosh, Probal
maritime security
India
Brazil
Indian Ocean Region
South Atlantic Ocean
title_short Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
title_full Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
title_fullStr Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
title_full_unstemmed Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
title_sort Brazilian and Indian Maritime Security Issues differences in influence-building approaches
author K. Ghosh, Probal
author_facet K. Ghosh, Probal
Michael Kenkel, Kai
Marcondes, Danilo
author_role author
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Marcondes, Danilo
author2_role author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv K. Ghosh, Probal
Michael Kenkel, Kai
Marcondes, Danilo
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv maritime security
India
Brazil
Indian Ocean Region
South Atlantic Ocean
topic maritime security
India
Brazil
Indian Ocean Region
South Atlantic Ocean
description Emerging powers have often employed diverse strategiesto gain influence in their regions. This article explores andcompares the maritime regional influence-building pro-cesses spearheaded by Brazil and India. We identify geo-political variables that influence the permanence of dis-cursive region-building strategies that involve: sustainedinteraction with coastal states; the generation of sufficientmaritime consciousness/awareness; strategic importance,either in geopolitical or in economic terms; and acceptan-ce of the proposing state’s claim to a leadership role bac-ked by power projection capabilities. These concepts areexplored in the contexts of the South Atlantic and IndianOceans, revealing the limits imposed on influence-buil-ding by geopolitical factors.
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