Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics

Unlocking the full potential of U.S. partnerships with India and Asia

The CSIS Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics aims to unlock the full potential of U.S. partnerships with India and the broader Asia region. While continuing to lead the Center’s work on India, the Chair has expanded to include emerging economies across Asia, fostering U.S. economic security, economic development, and deepening business engagement between these countries and the United States. We remain the leading authority on state-level political-economic issues in India and have spearheaded multiple funded projects to enhance subnational engagement. We work towards building stronger ties between Indian policymakers and other nations in the Global South. Richard Rossow, is a senior adviser at CSIS, and the Chair on India and Emerging Asia Economics. 

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The India Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies runs many podcasts and blogs dedicated to exploring the U.S.-India relationship, including our podcast series Industrynama and our blogs Adapt & Advance: A Refreshed Agenda for U.S.-India Relations and New Perspectives on Asia.

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Audio Briefs

Trump Tariffs Likely Pushing Asia Elsewhere for Economic Partners

An audio version of “⁠Trump Tariffs Likely Pushing Asia Elsewhere for Economic Partners⁠,” a new Commentary by CSIS’s Erin Murphy. This audio was generated with text-to-speech by Eleven Labs. 

Podcast Episode by Erin L. Murphy — July 14, 2025

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Trump Tariffs Likely Pushing Asia Elsewhere for Economic Partners

Facing U.S. tariffs and other punitive economic measures, Asian economies will look elsewhere to diversify trade ties. The U.S. may lack the leverage needed to build trade deals for long-term economic security, risking key sectors like semiconductors and pharmaceuticals.

Commentary by Erin L. Murphy — July 14, 2025

States Weekly: July 9, 2025

This edition of States Weekly covers July 9, 2025.

Newsletter by Sakshi Kataria and Shashwat Kumar — July 9, 2025

Southeast Asia Radio

Echonomics - Asia Emerges from Financial Crisis

In this special episode, listen to the second episode of CSIS’s newest podcast, Echonomic that investigates how past economic events in Asia continue to impact U.S. policy today. 

Podcast Episode by Erin L. Murphy — July 3, 2025

CSIS Southeast Asia Radio

States Weekly: July 2, 2025

This edition of States Weekly covers July 2, 2025.

Commentary by Sakshi Kataria and Shashwat Kumar — July 2, 2025

Echonomics

U.S. Faces Economic Competition with Asia

In the 1980s, Japanese companies were snapping up New York real estate and Japanese cars lined the streets. In response, Americans and politicians targeted Japan, through the destruction of Japanese products and tariffs. Today, China finds itself in a similar situation. 

Podcast Episode by Erin L. Murphy — July 1, 2025

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