International Relations in India & Beyond
Understanding the academic of international relations has been the sole domain of western scholars and their ideas. The discipline of international relations has traditionally followed established principles like realism and constructivism by Kenneth Waltz...
Functionalism is a theoretical approach to the study of International Relations (IR) that focuses on the way in which international organizations and regimes facilitate cooperation and coordination among states. According to functionalist theory, states...
International relations (IR) is the study of the relationships and interactions between states, international organizations, and other non-state actors in the global arena. It is a broad field that encompasses a wide range of...
Today the United States position as a sole superpower is under biggest challenge from both China and Russia as its internal problems are not allowing it to exercise global power like that done by...
Most wars witnessed in world history had sprung up because of a struggle for power between the warring states or the want of domination by one state or a group of states over others....
Introduction: The Realist development of the international relations hails from Machiavellian texts: The Prince which enshrines the role of state and the Prince’s certain behavioral characteristics for the state’s foreign policy to be successful....
Indian External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar, while delivering the lecture at 4th Ramnath Goenka Memorial, explained the evolution of Indian Foreign Policy in six phases. India indeed has seen enormous changes over 7...
The collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 indicated the end of the Cold War. The surprising end of the Cold War shifted not only the world...
