Anchoring the Bay of Bengal in a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

Anchoring the Bay of Bengal in a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

Anchoring the Bay of Bengal in a Free and Open Indo-Pacific, edited by Anasua Basu Ray Chaudhury and Harsh V. Pant, explores the multifaceted dynamics of the Bay of Bengal within the evolving Indo-Pacific realm. The compendium furthers knowledge of the Bay of Bengal, and will be an interesting study for students, researchers, and policymakers. It is divided into four major sections comprising 13 essays.

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Contents

Introduction

 

Securing the Bay: Awareness, Arrangements, Action

Maritime Security in the Bay of Bengal: Assessing Opportunities and Impediments by Abhijit Singh

The Other Side of the Sea: How Indonesia Could Develop the Bay of Bengal by Gilang Kembara

The Rising Sun in the Bay of Bengal: Japan's Regional Role by Pratnashree Basu

Security Aspects of the Bay of Bengal Cooperation: What the QUAD Must Do by Satoru Nagao 

 

Rewiring Connectivity for a Bay of Bengal Community

Japan’s Connectivity Initiative: Northeast Region of India a Gateway to the Indo-Pacific by Srabani Roy Choudhury

Port Support: Analysing Regional Maritime Connectivity for the BIMSTEC by Sohini Bose and Anasua Basu Ray Chaudhury

Enhancing Regional Commercial Connectivity: A Japanese Perspective for India and Bangladesh by Takashi Suzuki

 

Seamless Commercial Connectivity: Bedrock for Regional Development

Digital Trade with the Bay of Bengal Region: Thailand’s Perspective by Sineenat Sermcheep

Transition to Net Zero in the Bay of Bengal Subregion: The Role of Trade and Connectivity by Aparna Sawhney 

Advancing ‘Glocalisation’ in the Bay of Bengal by Soumya Bhowmick and Debosmita Sarkar

 

Blue Economy in the Bay of Bengal: Riding the Waves of Sustainability

The Bay of Bengal Blue Economy: Existing Opportunities and Emerging Concerns by Punyasloke Bhadury and Nilanjan Ghosh

Bangladesh and Blue Economy: A Balanced Approach Between Development and Conservation by Moutusi Islam

Conservation for the sustainable development of the Bay of Bengal region by Yoji Natori

 

About the Editors and Authors