Our researchers conduct thorough analyses in the field of security, focusing on maritime security, strategic affairs, and international polarity. They examine the current geopolitical landscape and its impact on national and international security policies. This involves evaluating existing security frameworks, identifying vulnerabilities, and suggesting strategic measures to improve resilience against emerging threats.
In maritime security, we focus on protecting critical sea routes, preventing piracy, and ensuring the safety of maritime trade. We assess the effectiveness of international maritime laws and collaborate with global institutions to enhance security measures that protect economic interests and maintain regional stability.
Our research on strategic affairs includes the analysis of defense policies, military capabilities, and diplomatic strategies. We study the balance of power in various regions, the impact of technological advancements on warfare, and the role of alliances in maintaining global security. This research aims to provide insights that inform policy decisions and promote stability.
In the area of international polarity, we investigate the shifting dynamics of global power structures. This includes examining the rise and fall of major powers, the influence of emerging economies, and the impact of multipolarity on international relations. Our research seeks to understand how these shifts affect global stability and to propose strategies for managing transitions in power to avoid conflict.
Our approach to security research ensures that we not only address immediate threats around the world but also look at the bigger picture, with a specific focus on South Asia and South East Asia.
Leader: Amogh Dev Rai
Coordinator: Preksha Jalan, Sonal Lalwani
