Australia's Pivot to India
Synopsis
India is set to become the next global superpower, with a population expected to exceed that of the United States and China combined by 2050. For Australia, India has emerged as a new geopolitical partner, offering hope for a more secure and balanced Indo-Pacific region.
Yet Australia's relationship with India is weaker than it should be. Despite many similarities of geography...
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Reviews
'As the Labor member for the federal seat of Parramatta, home to one of Australia’s largest Indian diasporic communities, Charlton is well placed to chart the changing dynamics of the relationship.'
– John Zubrzycki, Australian Book Review
'Tackles many ups and downs of India-Australia ties, throwing light on hitherto unseen corners'
– Dishha Bagchi, Print
'A welcome addition to the malnourished state of India literacy within Australia'
– Dr Teesta Praka, Australian Institute of International Affairs
'Charlton delves into unexplored corners'
– Tribune
'A well-timed treatise'
– Financial Review
'Written with finesse and fluency'
– Dean Lewins, The Conversation
'There are wonderful insights to be gained here for everyone watching this space, especially as the economist in Charlton comes to the fore.'
– Rajni Anand Luthra, IndianLink