India–Japan Security Cooperation: A New Era of Partnership in Asia

Paul, Joshy M.

doi:10.1080/09733159.2012.690290

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“…Initial support from the EU focused on "India's own efforts to improve the quality of life of the poorest and most disadvantaged member of society" (European Commission, 2006). Paulo (2019) found that the EU-India development partnership took the relations to the next level in terms of "broadening and deepening" them. As a result, the EU-India relations went through a substantial expansion beyond the realm of economic cooperation.…”

Section: The Evolution Of Eu Development Ties With Indiamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The 2014-2020 MIP also supported the capacity building and cooperation of global public goods that was implemented with civil society organisations (CSOs) and local authorities. The EU capacity building programme supported local authorities in India for water, sanitation, and solid management to facilitate municipal services (Paulo, 2019).…”

Section: Eu-india Cooperation After Graduation From Ida In 2014mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The 14th EU-India summit adopted the EU-India Development Dialogue to develop a synergy of coordination for the engagement of the two countries in October 2017. Both partners committed to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (Kaltenborn, 2019;Paulo, 2019). For example, under Horizon 2020, the total of 42 collaborative projects were implemented, amounting to 157 million euros (113 million euros from H2020 and 44 million euros from the Indian government) and 1,729 doctoral/postdoc students received benefits in all non-European countries under Marie Skłodowaska-Curie Actions (MSCA) (European Commission, 2021).…”

Section: Assessment Of the Eu-india Development Cooperation: The Way ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evolution of the European Union Development Policy towards India

Bharti

2023

TalTech Journal of European Studies

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India was the first country in South Asia to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community (EEC). Once, the country was one of the top beneficiaries of the EEC development assistance. However, this article traces the evolution of development policy with India and how the relationship has evolved between the two partners over time. Particularly, the discussion focuses on the development cooperation between the European Union (EU) and India from 1957 to 2020. A major shift took place in 2004 when the EU and India became strategic partners, and India is the only country from South Asia that has established a strategic partnership with the EU. The study also explores the founding principles of the relationship between both partners. The qualitative research method is applied here in the empirical setting to explain the crux of diplomatic relations and development cooperation. Likewise, we found here, through the latest results, that EU–India relations were established and strengthened in the past decade. The EU also concluded some trade negotiations, but the complete free-trade agreements (FTAs) are still in the dialogue phase.

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Section: The Evolution Of Eu Development Ties With Indiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Eu-india Cooperation After Graduation From Ida In 2014mentioning

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Section: Assessment Of the Eu-india Development Cooperation: The Way ...mentioning

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Evolution of the European Union Development Policy towards India

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2023

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“…Az USA és Japán, valamint az USA és Ausztrália közt évtizedek óta meglévő biztonsági egyezményekhez hasonló megállapodások jöttek létre minden irányban a négy ország között. India új, keletre tekintő politikájának, valamint Japán "normális országgá" válásának közös eredményeképpen, és áttételesen a japán-kínai és indiaikínai rivalizálás összekapcsolódásaként 2008-ban India és Japán kötött biztonsági egyezmény jött létre,(Wilkins [2010]) és(Paul [2012])11 Ausztrália és India 2009-11 Az indiai-japán együttműködést elemző e két igen friss munka közül már Wilkins is kiemeli a japánindiai együttműködés dinamikus elmélyülését, Paul két évvel később megjelent munkája viszont már az egymással eleve együttműködő Indiának és Japánnak a Dél-kínai-tengeren való megjelenését kiemelve már annak lehetőségét is felveti, hogy a japán-indiai együttműködés a dél-kínai-tengeri ben állapodott meg egy biztonsági egyezményben, és Ausztrália urán szállítást is vállalt India számára, ami lévén, hogy India atomhatalom, biztonságpolitikai szempontból nem közömbös fordulat (Panda [2012]…”

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