Anurag Sharma is a Track-2 Diplomat and Engineer, currently working independently as a Space Diplomacy Consultant and Advisor, specializing in Defence, National Security, and Critical & Emerging Technologies with a strong focus on Space Power. His work examines multi-regional dynamics in the evolving geopolitical landscape, emphasizing Technology and Economic Diplomacy within a multipolar world order. Anurag holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Dayalbagh Educational Institute and an M.A. in Diplomacy, Law, and Business from O.P. Jindal Global University.
With over a decade of academic and professional experience, he has held diverse roles including Quality Assurance, Design Engineer, Research Analyst, Editor, Consultant, and Advisor. His multidisciplinary background—spanning Engineering, Diplomacy, Governance, Literature, and Arts—enables a nuanced approach to analyzing global shifts and transformations. A polyglot and numismatist, he is also deeply interested in Brain and Consciousness studies, bringing versatility, depth, and openness to his analytical perspective.
Languages Known:
Hindi,English, Punjabi, German, French, Sanskrit, Urdu, Arabic, Russian
It is a discipline that examines the impact of critical and emerging technologies on global trade, international relations, domestic policy, commercial activities, human activities, and society at large.
"Space power" refers to the ability to use space for strategic, military, economic, and scientific purposes, as well as the broader implications of space capabilities for national intrest and international relations.
Explore moreEconomic diplomacy involves using a country's economic tools and resources to promote its national interests and foreign policy objectives, encompassing trade, investment, aid, and tariffs.
Explore moreEncompass a nation's efforts to protect its citizens, economy, and institutions from various threats, including military, economic, and social factors, safeguarding territorial integrity against external threats.
Explore moreMultipolar world order involves multiple contenders capable of shaping the world order, fostering legitimacy and consensus and maintaining that order.
Explore moreCNP may be simply defined as the comprehensive capabilities of a country to pursue its strategic objectives by taking actions internationally, using its overall resources.
Issue Brief (Sharp Scope Volume 1, Number 2)
Samvada World (Bangalore), 2024
This paper examines the limitations of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty in addressing contemporary challenges and proposed adaptations.
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Europe India Center for Business and Industires, (Kochi, India), 2024
An analysis of ethical considerations in lunar mining and resource extraction, with proposed guidelines for sustainable practices.
Read MoreNewsletter Article (Formosa Watch)
Center for North East Asian Studies (New Delhi, India), 2024
This research examines the unprecedented deployment of satellite constellations and proposes regulatory frameworks to address space traffic management and orbital debris mitigation.
Read MoreNewsletter Article (Seasang: Exploring the Koreas)
Center for North East Asian Studies (New Delhi, India), 2023
An analysis of how space-based technologies can contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation, with recommendations for policy. Read More