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VIP Vanguard: Indo-Pacific
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Vanguard: Indo-Pacific (VIP) is the official podcast of the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers, an all-volunteer, nonprofit (501c3) think tank. The podcast explores a variety of topics associated with the Indo-Pacific region, ranging from international relations and security issues to culture, history, and current events. Our definition of the Indo-Pacific incorporates everything from the western shores of the Americas to East Africa and from Antarctica to the Arctic.
Episodes
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Episode 26: Vietnam: A Survey of the Indochina Wars, 1945-1975
A detailed discussion on indochina wars and south-east asia perpectives facilitated by the Consortium's Military Hisory team.
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Episode 25: Eroding Women's Rights and Freedom @ 2 Years of Taliban Rule
A discussion with Dr Hayat Alvi, Naval War College facilitated by Consortium Intern Vinuri Udeshi Perera. The Erosion of Women's Rights and Freedom in the First Two Years of Taliban Rule is a pressing issue that needs immediate attention. The actions of the Taliban have been a flagrant violation…
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Episode 24: Future of Korea-Japan relations and Camp David Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific
A conversation with Dr. Satoru Nagao facilitated by Joohyun Ellie Lee
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Episode 23: Cost Benefits Analysis of China's Investment in Latin America
A discussion with Prof. R. Evan Ellis, US Army War College China's growing economic and security influence in Latin America and Caribbean countries has shifted the regional dynamics and political alignments. China has invested heavily in Brazil, Venezuela, Peru, Argentina, Chile, and Ecuador. As...
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Episode 22 Reflections on the Korean War
The Korean War was something of a watershed conflict in the Cold War and in Asia. As the 70th anniversary of the Korean War Armistice in July 1953 approaches, peace and reunion of Korea remains elusive. The military history team reflects on the lessons of the fighting, some legacies, and...
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Episode 21: Importance of Military History Part II
What Is the Importance of Military History? Part II Several members of the military history team considered this question in a recent episode, but there is more to cover in this vast topic. As a continuation of the last episode, the full military history team looks deeper into the importance of...
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Episode 20: Importance of Military History
How do you assess military history in the era of technological advancement, when it changed modern warfare hugely? Why does it matters from a global and Indo-pacific Security perspective? A brief discussion with the Military History team
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Episode 18: What role does deterrence play in cyberspace? Dr. James E. Platte discusses with Consortium's intern Jac Sutton
Dr. James E. Platte discusses with Consortium's intern Jac Sutton on cyber deterrence against North Korea from a US-ROK perspective and the goals of North Korean cyber weapon development.
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Episode 19: India and Myanmar's political Turmoil
Consortium's intern Rachel Cicilia sits with Dr. Nanda Kishore and explores India and Myanmar's political Turmoil. The ongoing political crisis in Myanmar since the 2021 military coup has seen little progress, especially with the world’s focus on recent events such as COVID-19 and the...
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Episode17: China's Century of Humiliation
The People's Republic of China interprets the 105 years before its founding as the Century of Humiliation. Why? This episode will explore the period 1844-1949 in Chinese history, in an effort to understand and illuminate why it is regarded this way and what influences it may have on Chinese...
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Episode 16: A discussion about the U.S.-Korea alliance , Force Protection System, Nuclear Security, and prospects of South Korea joining QUAD with Col. Jeffry A. Hollman
Facilitated by Consortium Intern Tobias Dahlqvist
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Episode 15: Turkiye and Saudi Arabia in emerging world order
Consortium member Rachelle Abboud task with Professor Ahmet Uysal on Turkiye’s and Suadi Arabia’s role in the Emerging World order and what it means for the Indo-Pacific
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Episode 14: U.S.-Korea-Japan Trilateral Alliance
Assesing the U.S. Korea-Japan trilateral security co-operation in addressing the challenges in the Indo-Pacific
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Episode 13 : Tyranny of Geography
A podcast on importance of geography in the Indo-Pacific by the Military History Team.
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Episode 12: Cyber Security Threat
The conversation evolves around cyber threats in India and how the government is tackling these threats. The effectiveness of cyber laws and securing cyberspace and how the collaboration with other countries works.
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Episode 11: Lessons from World War II in the Philippines
The Philippine Campaigns of 1941-42 and 1944-45 were some of the largest of the Pacific War. They also offer important perspectives and lessons applicable to today's warfighters. The CIPR's Military History Team explores some of these in this conversation.
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Episode 10: Air Power in the Pacific
The Indo-Pacific is often thought of as a primarily naval theater. But the experience of the Pacific War offers strong evidence that air power has a critical role in the region. What can those lessons teach us today? 1st LT Grant T. Willis, 1LT Brendan Donnelly, Jose Antonio Custodio & Sr. Fellow...
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Episode 9: China-Taiwan and India's stake.
A conversation with Mohamed Zeeshan facilitated by CIPR Intern Amrisha Chaurasia
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Episode 8: Why the Pacific Matters ?
Why is the Pacific such an important theatre for the joint force to examine historically and why does a comprehension of context through historical analysis matter? LINEUP: Chris Kolakowski, 2LT Grant T. Willis & 1LT Brendan DonnellyDonnelly
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Episode 7: An interview with Dr Sana Hashmi on Taiwan's security approach and its implications to Indo-Pacific
Episode 7: An interview with Dr Sana Hashmi on Taiwan's security approach and its implications to Indo-Pacific
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Episode 6: An Interview with Lt. General (Retd.) Dr. Mohammad Aminul Karim on the geopolitical importance of Bay of Bengal in Indo-Pacific security
Dr. Mohammad Aminul Karim on the geopolitical importance of Bay of Bengal in Indo-Pacific security with consortium member Mr. Rubaiyat Rahman.
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Episode 5: Interview with Colonel Naresh Rastogi, Indian Army, retired
Rushali Saha of the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers interviews Colonel Naresh Rastogi, Indian Army, retired. Topics include many security-related issues facing the Indo-Pacific and India's place therein. Commissioned in the Corps of Signals of the Indian Army in June 1957, he saw…
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Episode 4: An interview with Dr. Simon Reich on European grand strategy in the Indo-Pacific and beyond
Consortium member Dr. Leo Lin interviews Dr. Simon Reich regarding European grand strategy in the Indo-Pacific and beyond. Dr. Simon Reich has been a professor in the Division of Global Affairs and Department of Political Science at Rutgers’ Newark campus since 2008. He also holds an appointment…
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Episode 3: Interview with Fabio Gomes dos Santos on Sino-Brazilian relations
Consortium member Neil Law interviews Fabio Gomes dos Santos, a visiting scholar at Columbia Law School, on the topic of Sino-Brazilian relations.
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Episode 2: Interview with Dr. Alka Acharya on India's Geopolitical Neighborhood
Consortium researcher Vineet Malik interviews Dr. Alka Acharya, professor of Chinese studies in the Centre for East Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. Dr. Acharya has been teaching courses on Chinese foreign policy and political economy at the graduate...
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Episode 1: Reflections on the First Anniversary of the Consortium
Moderator Anvesh Jain, a founding member of the Consortium and a law student at the University of Ottawa, interviews Dr. Ernest Gunasekara-Rockwell, director, and Dr. Indu Saxena, deputy director, who reflect upon the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers' first anniversary and the future of the...
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Vanguard: Indo-Pacific (VIP) is the official podcast of the Consortium of Indo-Pacific Researchers, an all-volunteer, nonprofit (501c3) think tank. The podcast explores a variety of topics associated with the Indo-Pacific region, ranging from international relations and security issues to culture, history, and current events. Our definition of the Indo-Pacific incorporates everything from the western shores of the Americas to East Africa and from Antarctica to the Arctic.
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