India today looms large globally, where it hardly loomed at all twenty years ago. It is likely to
be a key global actor throughout the twenty-first century and could well emerge soon as one …

International Relations continues to come under fire for its relative absence of international
perspectives. In this exciting new volume, Pinar Bilgin encourages readers to consider both …

Copenhagen School securitization theory has made significant inroads into the study of
security in Western Europe. In recent years, it has also begun to gain a presence elsewhere …

IR proceeds on a Eurocentric ontological assumption that sovereignty has universal validity
today. How can IR be decolonised, when in spite of countless examples of the enactment of …

The article seeks to do an audit of the state of International Relations theory (IRT) in India. It
examines three facets of IRT in this connection. The first relates to the possibility of a …

This article aims to conduct a critical appraisal of two major discourses in South Korea on
how to construct its national school of international relations (IR) in the global academic …

Abstract Much of mainstream International Relations (IR) scholarship considers war to be a
precondition for significant changes at the systemic level. Peaceful change as a subject has …

South Asia has garnered much attention in international security scholarship and
policymaking, not least due to the number of protracted armed conflicts in the region. Yet, the …

This article suggests that, from 1947 to the late 1980s, Indian International Relations (IIR) led
the developing world and certainly Asian IR. Since then, China, Korea and Japan seem to …

Modern sovereignty and national identity are two main dimensions of the subjectivity of
modern international politics: the Westphalian polity. Majority of “critical/cultural” studies of …