India, Asia, and the World

The CSIS Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics works to analyze and enhance United States' economic relationship with India, and other partners in the broader Asia region

Our current projects include enhancing electric mobility and renewable energy ties between India, and key non U.S. partner countries. Additionally, we also study strategic culture, perspectives on Great Power Competition and global order, as well as trade and investment from a Global South perspective.

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India’s National Election: Surprise and Stability

Modi’s BJP emerged as the single largest party in India’s election but did not get a majority. The government’s economic and security agenda will remain unchanged, but the reform pace will be slower. Driven by a belligerent China, the U.S.-India partnership is well placed.

Critical Questions by Richard M. Rossow — June 4, 2024

Beyond Net-Zero: Redefining the U.S.-India Energy Partnership

Amid the ongoing Lok Sabha general elections in India and the upcoming U.S. presidential elections, the Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies lays down a roadmap for U.S.-India cooperation on a revamped green industrial policy.

Commentary by Kartikeya Singh — May 30, 2024

Indian Elections and Globalization

2024 Lok Sabha Elections: Policy no longer constrained by election schedules- Big decisions in the Lok Sabha lead up.

Newsletter by Richard M. Rossow — March 18, 2024

Rating India 2024: Key Opportunities and Risks

The CSIS Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies hosts key economists and leaders from rating agencies to provide insights into economic trends their firms are watching that could impact India’s economic trajectory.

Event — March 5, 2024