Associate FellowAt CLAWS: October, 2017 Contact at: [email protected] About the Researcher :Amrita Jash is an Associate Fellow at Centre for land Warfare Studies. She holds a Ph.D in Chinese Studies from Centre for East Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her Doctoral Thesis is titled: “China’s Perceptions of Japan: A Study of Historical Memories as an Agency, 2002-2012”. She has been a recipient of graduate fellowship by the University Grants Commission (2011-2016) as well as received a field trip grant to China for doctoral research by the School of International Studies, J.N.U. She was selected under the "US-INDIA-CHINA Initiative" (2013), School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, a study trip to China (2014) under the Ministry of Commerce, P.R.C., and a Harvard-Yenching-Nanching research programme (2015). Her research has appeared in four edited books, International Journals such as East Asian Policy, Review of Global Politics, Strategic Analysis, Yonsei Journal, China Report and Strategic Vision. She has also published in forums such as CSIS, RSIS, Huffington Post, E-IR, Asia Times, Munk School of Global Affairs, Crawford School, ISDP, China-India Brief, IPP Review, SADF, I-A Forum, Gateway House, China Focus and others. Her research interests are China’s foreign policy, strategic and security issues. She can be reached at: [email protected] |
