Indo-Pacific

Around the book "L'Indo-Pacifique", edited by Delphine Allès and Christophe Jaffrelot.
couverture du livre L'Indo-Pacifique
Exercices navals de la marine australienne et indienne à Darwin, septembre 2021. © POIS Yuri Ramsey/Australian Defence Force via Getty Images.‎

Ifrae invites you to its latest session of Rencontres de l'Ifrae.

First formulated in 2007 to highlight the convergence of Indian and Japanese interests in maritime security, the notion of the Indo-Pacific has established itself on the international agenda in just a short decade. It structures the political and strategic discourse of most of the states interacting in this zone and, beyond that, is the subject of competing definitions, reinventions and contestations. It acts as a geopolitical revealer: each actor seems to project his conception of the world through it.

Delphine Allès is University Professor of Political Science and Vice-President of INALCO. She is a researcher at the Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CASE, UMR 8170). 
President of the Association française de science politique, Christophe Jaffrelot is director of research at CERI-Sciences Po/CNRS, and co-director of Sciences Po's South Asia program.

With : Delphine Allès (CASE/Inalco), Guibourg Delamotte (Ifrae/Inalco)and Jérôme Doyon (CERI, Science po).

Organizer : Juliette Genevaz