International Relations in India & Beyond
Constructivist international relations theory is a perspective that emphasizes the role of ideas, beliefs, and norms in shaping international relations. Constructivist theory suggests that international relations are not simply the result of material power...
Communism is a political and economic ideology that advocates for the establishment of a classless, stateless society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the community as a whole, rather...
The concept of a “clash of civilizations” was first proposed by political scientist Samuel Huntington in a 1993 article and later developed in his book “The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World...
Anarchy in international relations refers to the absence of a centralized authority or governing body to regulate the interactions between states or other actors in the international system. In an anarchy, there is no...
In international relations, an alliance is a formal agreement or treaty between two or more countries to cooperate on a range of issues of mutual concern, such as defense, economic development, and cultural exchange....
Appeasement is a foreign policy strategy in which a country seeks to avoid conflict by making concessions or making agreements with a perceived aggressor. It is often used as a means of avoiding war...
The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) is a regional organization made up of several post-Soviet states in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. It was established in 1991 following the collapse of the Soviet Union,...
An arms race is a competition between two or more countries to develop and acquire the most advanced and powerful weapons systems. Arms races often involve the development and deployment of new technologies, such...
The balance of power is a concept in international relations that refers to the distribution of power among different states or actors in the international system. It is often used to describe the distribution...
Beggar-thy-neighbour policies are economic policies that are designed to benefit a country at the expense of its trading partners. These policies often involve actions such as raising tariffs on imported goods, devaluing a country’s...
Event / Peacekeeping / United Nations
USI Annual UN Forum 2024: Changing Characters of Conflicts
27th November 2024
30th August 2021
Covid recovery to drive all-time emissions high: IEA
20th July 2021
Why Diplomatic Statecraft Remains Vital for India
15th November 2023
1st November 2021
