Navigating the Indo-Pacific Programme
This programme focuses on the maritime-centric region spanning the Indian and Pacific Oceans as the central arena of competition and cooperation between global and regional powers.
With the rules-based order already under strain, a multitude of traditional and non-traditional security threats in the Indo-Pacific could destabilise the peace and prosperity of this dynamic region.
The region’s shifting geopolitical fabric is resulting in the emergence of new forms of partnerships, debates around norms and standards, and new roles for small and medium-sized powers. This is taking place within the wider context of growing US–China rivalry.
The programme provides empirically-driven analysis to help understand the region’s complex local dynamics and their interplay with wider geopolitical trends.
Veerle Nouwens
Senior Research Fellow, Asia-Pacific
International Security
Aaditya Dave
Research Analyst, South Asia
International Security
Andrew Cainey
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Bates Gill
Senior Associate Fellow
Dr Jürgen Haacke
Associate Fellow
Walter Ladwig
Associate Fellow
Raffaello Pantucci
Senior Associate Fellow