01637nam a22001217a 4500008004100000100003600041245007600077260004500153300003200198520116900230650007101399773004501470221214b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aKaura, Vinay and Singh, Pratap   aEuropean union’s indo-Pacific strategy: policy implications for India  aIndian Journal of Public Administration   a68(4), Dec, 2022: p.542-555  aWith China penetrating markets across the world, its influence over the European economies has reached an unprecedented level. Though the European Union (EU) has significant economic presence in many parts of Asia, it has not yet figured prominently in emerging strategic calculations revolving around the Indo-Pacific region. However, the increasingly fraught relationship between the United States and China, coupled with the prospects of slowing global economy, offer the EU member-states with the opportunity to enhance its agency in shaping the geoeconomic and geopolitical future of the Indo-Pacific region. The article argues that the EU is currently undergoing a significant recalibration in its relationship with an authoritarian China even as it faces the challenge of having to balance security imperatives with economic interests and, not least, having to contend with a lack of unity among member-states. The article recommends that the emergence of the Indo-Pacific construct should prompt both the EU and India in enhancing their cooperation to realise the collective vision of a democratic, open and rules-based international order. – Reproduced   aGeoeconomics, Trump, China, Germany, France, Quad, Supply chains.   aIndian Journal of Public Administration