India as a Regional Power: Identifying the Impact of Roles and Foreign Policy Orientation on the South Asian Security Order

ROBERT STEWART-INGERSOLL; DERRICK FRAZIER

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India as a Regional Power: Identifying the Impact of Roles and Foreign Policy Orientation on the South Asian Security Order

机译：印度作为区域强国：确定角色和外交政策取向对南亚安全秩序的影响

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The Regional Powers and Security Framework provides a systematic method to assess how the relative strength and behavior of regional powers influence regional security orders. This article applies the framework to India as a South Asian regional power. The analysis indicates that although the region is unipolar; India's impact is limited because of its failure to play leadership and custodianship roles. It does serve as a protector of the region from external threats, doing so through a unilateral, status quo, and reactive orientation. Application of this framework points to a lack of a hegemonic security order in South Asia, in spite of India's self-view as the region's natural hegemon. For India to be hegemonic, it would have to play these roles in a comprehensive manner.

机译：区域权力与安全框架提供了一种系统的方法来评估区域权力的相对力量和行为如何影响区域安全秩序。本文将该框架适用于印度作为南亚地区大国。分析表明，尽管该区域是单极的；印度的影响有限，因为它没有发挥领导作用和保管作用。它确实通过单方面，维持现状和被动取向来保护该地区免受外部威胁。尽管印度自视其为该地区的自然霸权，但该框架的适用表明南亚缺乏霸权安全秩序。要使印度霸权，就必须全面发挥这些作用。

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《Asian security》 |2010年第1期|51-73|共23页
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ROBERT STEWART-INGERSOLL; DERRICK FRAZIER;
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Department of International Studies, American University of Sharjah, P.O. Box 26666, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates;

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign;

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