Para-Diplomacy: When States Veto New Delhi

Under the Indian Constitution, foreign policy is strictly the preserve of the Union Government. Yet, “the notion of a mono…
In Essay

Beyond Green Partnerships: India, Denmark and the Search for Strategic Convergence

Last year, in an article for Horasis titled " Cholas to Vikings: How India and Denmark Are Shaping a Green Maritime F…
In Denmark

Climate Change Overlooked: A Subaltern Perspective on the Weaponization of Resources in South Asian Disputes

In 2024, a CNN news report described the Bangladesh flood catastrophe at length: hundreds of dilapidated roads and houses …
In Climate & Energy

Edge of Catastrophe: The India-Pakistan Standoff & Doctrines

This essay is an exclusive feature from the inaugural issue of The India Way- 'Unquiet Neighbourhood: What is the fu…
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Sanctions Unravelled: Rethinking Strategies for Dealing with Autocratic States

How can democracies deliver to the mass emotional appeal of the beleaguered public? Consider the following case in point: …
In Democracy CPR

India's Foreign Policy in a Constructivist Context

Having been shaped by global social and historical contexts, theories of International Relations (IR) help in making a bet…
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