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Dhruva Jaishankar Fellow, Foreign Policy, Brookings India Dhruva Jaishankar Fellow, Foreign Policy, Brookings India 6 Dr. Jose P. Rizal Marg, 2nd Floor, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, 110021 India Telephone: +91.11.2415.7772 | E-mail: [email protected] LinkedIn: dhruvajaishankar | Twitter: @d_jaishankar | Facebook: djaishankar83 Employment Current Positions Fellow, Foreign Policy (2016-present) Brookings India, New Delhi, India Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies (2016-present) Brookings Institution, Washington DC, USA Non-Resident Fellow (2018-present) Lowy Institute, Sydney, Australia Past Positions Visiting Fellow, South Asia Programme (2015-2016) S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Singapore Transatlantic Fellow, Asia Program (2012-2016) German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF), Washington DC, USA Program Officer, Asia Program (2009-2012) German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF), Washington DC, USA Research Assistant, Foreign Policy Studies (2007-2009) Brookings Institution, Washington DC, USA News Writer and Reporter (2006) CNN-IBN Television, New Delhi, India Brent Scowcroft Award Fellow, Aspen Strategy Group (2005) Aspen Institute, Washington DC, USA Education Master of Arts in Security Studies, 2011 Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA Concentration: International Security Honors for Outstanding Academic Achievement Security Studies Scholarship, 2009-2011 Bachelor of Arts, 2005 Macalester College, Saint Paul, Minn., USA Majors: History & Classics Yahya Armajani Endowed Prize in History DeWitt Wallace Scholarship, 2001-2005 Select Publications Book: Realignment: India in a Changing World (Penguin Random House India, forthcoming) Book chapters on: India-Japan security relations (India and Japan, Palgrave Pivot, 2018) India as an Asian power (Seven Decades of Independent India, Penguin India, 2018) Indian grand strategy (India Now and in Transition, Niyogi Books, 2017) India-Germany security relations (Opportunity Beckons, Rupa, 2017) India-Europe relations (Grand Strategy for India, Pentagon Press, 2012) India-U.S. nuclear cooperation (Indo-U.S. Nuclear Deal, Routledge, 2009) Journal articles and review essays on: India-China naval competition (Contemporary Southeast Asia, forthcoming) India-U.S. relations (Indian Foreign Affairs Journal, 2017) India’s rise as an Asian power (Contemporary Southeast Asia, 2015) Power and resilience in the international system (Survival, 2014) Reports and policy papers on: India’s Act East Policy (Brookings Institution, forthcoming) India-U.S. relations in the Trump Era (Brookings Institution, 2017) India and the Indian Ocean region (India Foundation, 2016) Internet freedom in Asia (German Marshall Fund, 2015) U.S. and European policy on Pakistan (German Marshall Fund, 2014) India-South Korea relations (Korea Economic Institute, 2012) Over 200 published articles: Print: The Business Standard, Dainik Bhaskar, Deccan Chronicle, Deccan Herald, Economic Times, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, India Today, Mint, The Times of India, and The Tribune (all India); Daily Times (Pakistan); The Globe and Mail (Canada); Politico (United States); Straits Times (Singapore). Reprints in The Chicago Tribune, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, Newsday. Online: The Atlantic, Berlin Policy Review, The Diplomat, Foreign Policy, Huffington Post, The New York Times, The National Interest, U.S. News and World Report, Washington Post. Select Media Appearances Print and Online: AFP, Bloomberg, CNN, The Daily Mail, Defense News, Deutsche Welle, The Economist, EuroNews, Financial Times, Foreign Policy, Global Times, The Guardian, International Herald Tribune, The Japan Times, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Reuters, South China Morning Post, The Telegraph, Time, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, World Politics Review. Radio: All India Radio, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, BBC World Service, National Public Radio. Television: Al-Jazeera, ABC, BBC World, Bloomberg, CCTV, CNBC, CNN-News18, Channel News Asia, NDTV, India Today, PBS, Rajya Sabha TV, Times Now. Lectures & Presentation Europe: European Council on Foreign Relations, European Parliament, German Marshall Fund, Norwegian Institute for Defense Studies, Swedish Defence Research Agency, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. South Asia: Army War College, Centre for South Asian Studies, Centre for Energy Environment and Water, Delhi Policy Group, European Union Delegation to India, Foreign Service Institute, Forum for Strategic Initiatives, Harvard U.S.-India Initiative, Hindu College, India International Centre, India Foundation, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, Institute for Social Sciences, Jindal School of International Studies, Kalinga International Foundation, Lady Shri Ram College, Observer Research Foundation, Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, St. Stephens College, UK High Commission. Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand: Australian National University, Centre for Strategic Studies (NZ), Institute for South Asian Studies, Institute of Strategic and International Studies (Malaysia), International Institute for Strategic Studies, ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, Perth U.S.-Asia Centre, S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Victoria University of Wellington United States: American University, American Enterprise Institute, Atlantic Council of the United States, Brookings Institution, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Charlottesville Committee on Foreign Relations, Korea Economic Institute, National Defense University, Stanford University, University of Kentucky, University of Pennsylvania, Woodrow Wilson Center, World Affairs Council of Houston. Teaching Guest Lecturer O.P. Jindal Global University: India Immersion Programme, 2018 Ashoka University: International Relations in South Asia, 2017 Boston University: International Relations in South Asia, 2017 Nanyang Technological University: India’s Foreign and Security Policy, 2016 American University: Introduction to South Asia, 2014 National Defence University: Trans-Regional Security Seminar, 2014 Georgetown University, Security Issues in South Asia, 2012 American University: Topics in International Relations, 2012 Conferences & Dialogues International Conference Delegate Shangri-La Dialogue, Singapore (2014-2018) Raisina Dialogue, New Delhi (2017-2018) Fullerton Forum, Singapore (2016-2018) Brussels Forum, Brussels (2014-2016) Ditchley Foundation, Ditchley & Vancouver (2014-2015) Asan Plenum, Seoul (2012) Leadership Development Programmes David Rockefeller Fellowship, Trilateral Commission (2017-2018) Asian Forum on Global Governance, ORF-ZEIT Stiftung, New Delhi (2016) Young Thinkers’ Forum, IISS-SAIS Merrill Center, Bellagio (2013) Study Tour Participant Australia: Special Visitors Program (2016), Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade Japan: Study tour (2015), Ministry of Foreign Affairs Israel: Project Interchange (2011), American Jewish Committee Track-II Dialogue Participant India-United States Centre for American Progress Task Force, New Delhi & Washington (2017) ORF-Naval Postgraduate School Dialogue, New Delhi (2017) Secure World Foundation Dialogue on Space, Singapore (2012) APCSS Maritime Dialogue, Mumbai (2012) India-Europe-plus ECFR-Carnegie India Strategy Group, Arrabida (2018) Carnegie India-ORF India-France-Australia Track 1.5 Meeting, New Delhi (2018) GMF India Trilateral Forum, Stockholm and New Delhi (2016-2017) India-Pakistan FES Seed Community Meeting, Kathmandu, Dubai, & Colombo (2016-2017) Chao Phraya Dialogue, Bangkok (2016) Independent Consulting Booz Allen Hamilton (2013-2015) Eurasia Group (2014) Long Term Strategy Group (2013-2014) SoSACorp (2012) NSI (2012) Monitor 360 (2011-2012) Foreign Policy Initiative (2010) Editing & Review Editor Co-editor: German Marshall Fund (Transatlantic Take, Brussels Forum Views, On Pakistan, On Turkey, and On Wider Europe), 2010-2016 Co-editor: Pragati, 2011 Contributing Editor, Journal of Public and International Affairs, 2010 Managing Editor, Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, 2009-10 Peer Reviewer Strategic Analysis (2018) Oxford University Press India (2018) Contemporary Southeast Asia (2017) Brookings Institution (2016) Observer Research Foundation (2016) Center for a New American Security (2010) .
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