Walking the Reflexive Talk
Semi-directive interviews are an innovative methodology that could apprehend the subjective and objective conditions of reflexivity understood as a social practice.
Hindutva and Citizenship in India: Helping Refugees or Building Vote Banks?
The amendment of the citizenship act in India is expected to have fierce resistance, accusing the BJP of trying to push a Hindu-Nationalist agenda and build vote banks.
India, the NSG, and the Chinese Impasse
China’s opposition to India’s admission to the NSG appears a systemic attempt at discrimination against India – a visibly responsible nuclear power.
Reflecting on India’s Nuclear Suppliers Group Bid
For NSG talks to succeed, China must recognise India’s desire to play a bigger global role and India should resist aligning itself with a US-Japan led Pacific alliance.
Pakistan’s Nuclear Deterrence and Strategic Stability
India and Pakistan should exercise restraint, resume dialogue, institutionalize arms reduction mechanisms and focus on diplomacy.
Interview – Stephen P. Cohen
Stephen P. Cohen expands on his theory of regional conflict, the pathologies of India-Pakistani relations, and elaborates on the two dimensions of proliferation.
Assessing Student Intercultural Learning in Study Abroad
Intercultural learning takes place along multiple dimensions, and instructors should be prepared to deal with students moving both forward and backward.
Reflecting on Intercultural Learning in Study Abroad
Investing adequate resources to the promotion of improved intercultural competence in study abroad students is not a luxury, but a necessity.
Interview – Siegfried O. Wolf
Siegfried O. Wolf discusses the impact of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, India’s objections, and whether Iran will want to connect to this corridor.
Interview – Amitav Acharya
Amitav Acharya discusses the concept of a Multiplex World, the importance of regionalism, and the increasing attention towards non-Western IR Theory.
