'Responsibility', change, and rising powers' role conceptions: comparing Indian foreign policy roles in global climate change negotiations and maritime security/ Johannes Plagemann and Miriam Prys-Hansen
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International Relations of the Asia-Pacific Vol 20, No. 2, May 2020, pp. 275 - 305Summary: This article explores how India's self-conception has changed across two policy fields (climate change and maritime security). Although both issue-areas exhibit change, India's self-ascribed role has been transformed more profoundly in the maritime domain.
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This article explores how India's self-conception has changed across two policy fields (climate change and maritime security). Although both issue-areas exhibit change, India's self-ascribed role has been transformed more profoundly in the maritime domain.
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