FINANCIAL SOVEREIGNTY IN A FRAGMENTING LIBERAL ORDER: DOMESTIC MUTUAL FUNDS AND INDIA’S STRATEGIC AUTONOMY
The international system post-Cold War was dominated by what scholars define as the liberal international system that was a rule- […]
CIVILIZATIONAL HUMANISM AND THE GLOBAL SOUTH: INDIA’S PREVENTIVE AND NON-DOMINATIVE APPROACH TO COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT
Introduction The modern global system was built after the Second World War with the promise of preventing large-scale conflict and
ADDRESSING CLIMATE-CHANGE-INDUCED CRISIS: AN ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES, POLICIES, AND INITIATIVES
Abstract: Climate change is an overwhelming challenge faced by the contemporary world, and no nation-state is immune to this. It
HIERARCHICAL MULTILATERALISM AND THE CRISIS OF THE LIBERAL WORLD ORDER
Our paper starts from an exploration of a common understanding in contemporary IR that the crisis of multilateralism and global
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MEDICINAL MULTIPOLARITY: INDIA’S PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR AS A GEOPOLITICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE POST-LIBERAL ORDER
Abstract The erosion of the liberal international order—marked by WTO/WHO stagnation, protectionism, and supply-chain fragmentation—has constrained Global South access to