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This chapter examines multi-platform and multi-discourse political messaging during the 2019 Indian General Elections by India's two largest political parties. It demonstrates how multi-platform partisan messaging enables certain discursive and leadership styles for voter outreach and mobilization.

In diesem Beitrag beschäftigt sich Miriam Prys-Hansen mit der Bedeutung der BRICS in der globalen Sicherheitspolitik. Während in der zunehmend heterogenen Gruppe interne Spannungen fortbestehen, gewinnt die Gruppe dabei sowohl symbolisch als auch diskursiv an Einfluss – gerade im Globalen Süden.

This paper focuses on India’s multifaceted approach to its “China challenge” with and outside the climate regime. It examines whether this rivalry might lead to a breakdown of cooperation and an increased potential for conflict and weaponisation of seemingly disconnected issue-areas.

Governments and tech companies worldwide periodically clash over what content is acceptable to post online and who gets to decide. As states exert legal, economic, and political pressure on social media platforms and users to control online conversations, the platforms frequently seek to push back.

Organisation: German Institute for Global and Area Studies Prof. Dr. Patrick Köllner (Organisator:in, Panelbeitragende:r, Chair)

At the 4th Indo-German Track 1.5 Strategic Dialogue, Patrick Köllner offered a German perspective on cooperation with India in the Indo-Pacific. The strategic dialogues are co-organised by the GIGA and the SWP on the German side and the ICWS and the RIS on the Indian side.

Organisation: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik Dr. Sangeeta Mahapatra (Vortragende:r)

This invited talk was on 'Securing Digital Societies' at the 17th Berlin Conference on Asian Security. The Conference comprised experts from Europe, Asia, and the United States to examine the domestic factors shaping economic, foreign and security policies of countries across the Indo-Pacific.