C. Raja Mohan

Former  Nonresident Senior Fellow
Carnegie India
A leading analyst of India’s foreign policy, Mohan is also an expert on South Asian security, great-power relations in Asia, and arms control.
Education

PhD, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
MA, Andhra University, Waltair

Languages
  • English
  • Hindi
  • Telegu

Latest Analysis

    • Commentary

    Chinese Takeaway: UPA’s Record

    • February 12, 2014
    • Indian Express

    The idea of promoting trans-frontier economic cooperation as a complement to the maintenance of peace and tranquillity on the border has begun to gain some traction in both Delhi and Beijing during the last few years.

    • Commentary

    Asia and the Two World Wars

    • February 07, 2014
    • Indian Express

    As the world prepares to mark the anniversaries of the First and Second World War, the two great wars have acquired a peculiar political resonance in East Asia.

    • Commentary

    Crouching Tiger, Looming Dragon

    • February 01, 2014
    • Indian Express

    India must recognize its past errors in dealing with Beijing and its refusal to prepare the nation to cope with the rise of China.

    • Commentary

    Degrees of Irresponsibility

    • January 09, 2014
    • Indian Express

    The Indian political classes are gravely mistaken if they think the contest for power at home can be conducted without reference to the world outside.

    • Commentary

    Tokyo’s Defence

    • January 01, 2014
    • Indian Express

    After decades of pacifism and strategic marginalisation, Japan is now shaking up the region’s geopolitics by responding vigorously to China’s rise.

    • Commentary

    Dhaka Spillover

    • December 19, 2013
    • Indian Express

    The continuing violence in Bangladesh and the political cloud over the general elections scheduled for January are of great consequence for the entire subcontinent.

    • Commentary

    Reconnecting Punjab: Shahbaz Sharif’s Mixed Signals

    • December 16, 2013
    • Indian Express

    In recent years, sentiments for reviving cross-border connections with Pakistan have intensified on the Indian side of Punjab and have strong bipartisan support.

    • Commentary

    India and the Middle East: Delhi Begins a Re-think

    • December 07, 2013
    • Indian Express

    A comprehensive approach to the Middle East should also allow Delhi to recast the anti-Western framework that has long guided India’s regional policy.

    • Commentary

    A New Day in Asia

    • December 02, 2013
    • Indian Express

    To cope with new geopolitical imperatives, India must learn to deal with Asia on its own terms and stop imposing its ideological preferences on the region.

    • Commentary

    Getting Real With Hanoi

    • November 19, 2013
    • Indian Express

    As India receives the general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyen Phu Trong, Delhi must seek a bold expansion of the strategic partnership with Hanoi.

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