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New job in South Asian Studies at Oxford Oxford School of Global & Area Studies is now live! An Associate Professorship for *any* social scientist working on the contemporary politics or political economy of the region who can show global relevance of their research. CSASP Oxford Uni shorturl.at/GegJ1

Excited that this BJPIR article by Kate Sullivan de Estrada and me is out in the world! On the concept of ‘signalling’ rethought through India’s foreign policy vis-à-vis China and the US in the Indo-Pacific. Open access: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

This is part of an upcoming special issue in @BriJPIR edited by Raphaëlle Khan & Johannes Plagemann on Signaling in the Indo-Pacific with great contributions on FONOPs, status signaling, and Australian, EU, Indian signaling in the region, all available here: journals.sagepub.com/toc/BPI/0/0

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This is a fascinating paper by Kate Sullivan de Estrada et al on India's signalling: "to avoid provoking China, build supportive but caveated relations with the United States." journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13… It is a clever paper, with layers underneath the text that interested readers can unpeel.

📝Don't miss this new article by Raphaëlle Khan & Kate Sullivan de Estrada 'Signalling through implicature: How India signals in the Indo-Pacific' 🔓Find the full article in #OpenAccess here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13… Political Studies Association

Our article covered by The India Cable Kate Sullivan de Estrada BJPIR

Shivshankar Menon Centre for Social and Economic Progress 2/ This article by Raphaëlle Khan and Kate Sullivan de Estrada for BJPIR on how #India often signals in the Indo-Pacific via "implicature" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

#IndoPacific : très heureuse pour les Seychelles, 🇸🇨pays fortement engagé depuis des années dans la sécurité maritime regionale, la defense de l’économie Bleue🐳🐠la lutte contre la piraterie et la criminalité maritime Christian Bueger Kate Sullivan de Estrada Timothy Walker CGIMA Jessica Larsen

📝 ICYMI: New BJPIR article by Raphaëlle Khan & Kate Sullivan de Estrada available in #OpenAccess 'Signalling through implicature: How India signals in the Indo-Pacific' Available here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13… Political Studies Association

Fascinating sessions so far at this week's Commission de l’océan Indien COI_IOC-led workshop on marine pollution incident prevention, preparedness, response & cooperation in the Western Indian Ocean. What kind of a regional cooperation mechanism will emerge?

The term card for the Modern South Asian Studies seminar series at Oxford is now out. Open to all!

Nearly a decade on from beginning the PhD, we have a book cover! Out later this year - my book exploring caste, migration and indenture as foundational to Indian diplomacy. Hurst Publishers hurstpublishers.com/book/coolie-mi…

New piece in The Conversation, by me and Kate Sullivan de Estrada, unpacks the reasons and implications for India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty theconversation.com/india-and-paki… (1/4)

In the wake of India's military strikes on Pakistan, Happymon Jacob offers 12 reflections on doctrinal shifts in India: 'Op Sindoor... removes the space between subconventional and conventional aggression; and... it has called the nuclear bluff too.' indiasworld.in/twelve-argum...

🎧Need a lunchtime listen? Fascinating insights from OSGA's Kate Sullivan de Estrada Kate Sullivan de Estrada (Associate Professor in the International Relations of South Asia) on the latest The Why Curve podcast discussion 'India-Pakistan: Endless Enmity?' Listen now: whycurve.com/episode/india-…

Leave it to the LRB to take the opportunity to go deep on the historical and racial context of a certain prevalent lyricism and only come out with "I do say, his sentences are not proper." lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/…