“Dangerous neighborhood: India, United States and Security Challenges in South Asia”
Panelists:
Pranay Verma, Political Counselor, Indian Embassy
Shuja Nawaz, Director, Center for South Asia, Atlantic Council
Alan Kronstadt, Specialist on South Asia, Congressional Research Service
When: Wednesday, March 28, 4pm
Where: Trinkle 204
South Asia is considered one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the world on account of nuclear weapons, terrorist attacks, competition for energy sources and regional hegemony. It is also a regions where there is an ongoing war, major trade routes and some of the most protracted inter-state conflicts. The invited panelists will discuss how these challenges shape Indian and US foreign policies and prospects for conflict and cooperation in the region.
The panel discussion is sponsored by the CAS Dean, the Leidecker Center for Asian Studies, the departments of Political Science and International Relations and Geography.



