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ISSN 2386-9453 · UNISCI · 976 artikel di indeks
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Global Threat Assessment 2026
The Global Threat Assessment 2026 examines the evolving global security environment shaped by superpower rivalry, geopolitical fragmentation, and the persistence of terrorism and extremism. While attacks in Western states will remain limited, the vast majority of terrorist violence will occur in…
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From Ally to Ambiguity: India-Bangladesh Relations at a Crossroads
Marked by political interregna, social mobilization, and civil rights movements; contemporary South Asian geopolitics have significantly challenged the conventional understandings of sub-regional politics. This article examines the changing contours of India–Bangladesh relations following the…
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Soft Power in Hard Times: India’s Cautious Re-engagement with Taliban ruled Afghanistan
This article analyses India’s soft power strategy in Afghanistan across three phases: its consolidation (2001–2021), abrupt disruption following the Taliban’s return, and cautious recalibration thereafter. It contends that, despite the inherent limits of soft power in coercive environments…
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India and the Non-Western Space: Mapping India’s Potential and Possibilities in South Asia and beyond
With the dismantling of the Berlin Wall there was a subsequent vocalisation of the end of history thesis, which marked a turning-point in the study of world politics. However, with a gradual transition from a unipolar to an increasingly oligo-polar order, such transformation reconfigured the…
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Energy, Expatriates, Security. The Hazy Contours of India’s Policy towards the Middle East
India has yet to develop a coherent policy towards the Middle East as a whole. Much of India’s foreign policy towards countries in the region continues to be bilateral, as before. For a country aspiring to be a major regional power, New Delhi appears extremely cautious about deepening contact with…
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Beyond Conventional Diplomacy: Cultural Nationalism, Technology as Statecraft, and Geoeconomic Convergence in India–Israel Relations
The discourse on India–Israel relations has remained constrained by a security centred paradigm in which defence cooperation and diplomatic pragmatism are treated as the partnership’s principal markers. Recent scholarship, however, indicates that this framing no longer captures the wider…
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Clash of the titans & India’s Asia-Pacific predicament
The strategic notion of the Indo-Pacific revolves primarily around the perception of China’s assertive rise and the potential decline of the US-led liberal international order, triggering strategic competition and rivalry between rising and dominant powers. Unlike the term 'Asia-Pacific', which…
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Shifting Balances and Recalibrating Partnership: Assessing India-US Relations in the Indo-Pacific Region.
The relationship between India and the US is a unique case in the study of international relations, as the two nation-states share many similarities, yet there are also differences that have shaped the formative years of their relationship. Over the years, relations have evolved from 'estrangement'…
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India in the European Union’s foreign and security policy. Strategic opportunities, structural constraints and political ambiguities
India has only recently begun to be regarded as an EU strategic partner in the Indo-Pacific region with regard to maritime security. This article examines the challenges of EU–India security interactions, referring to three interconnected dimensions that collectively explain their drivers and…
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India and the Super-Powers: From Bilateral Anchors to Networked Strategic Autonomy for "Viksit Bharat"
This article examines the contemporary dynamic of India’s engagements with the Russia, the United States, and China. The article argues that, as part of rising India’s major-power engagements, its interactions with these three “superpowers” have evolved from conventional compartmentalised…
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India and the Rare Earth Conundrum: Navigating Security, Geoeconomics, and Global Supply Chains
The post-pandemic multipolar world order has led to a 'decoupling' of supply chains, prioritising reliable collaboration and attempting to delimit and isolate China geopolitically. However, Sino-American rivalry has been particularly pronounced in the strategic semiconductor industry, where rising…
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(Re)invention of Diasporic Tradition and the Foreign Policy Making in the Nation State: The Indian Experience
Indians abroad, the largest and most heterogeneous among the global communities, have become central to debates on identity, migration and transnationalism. Globalisation has reinforced ties with the homeland while embedding these communities in host societies, thus producing dual identities that…
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Soft Power and the Rise of India: Global Implications of Narendra Modi’s Foreign Policy
Narendra Modi reoriented the foreign policy of India by foregrounding cultural diplomacy, civilisational heritage, and diaspora outreach as some of the major strategic tools for global influence. Advocating upon Joseph Nye's concept of soft power, this article will try to examine how elements like…
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Rising India’s Soft Power: Illusion or Influence?
This article traces how India’s soft power has been analysed over the years since its conceptualisation in the 1990s. It argues that most of the focus has been on its potential non-military elements of soft power thereby perpetuating illusion about India’s soft power rather than its real power or…
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India’s security approach and its space in global politics.
As India positions itself as a rising regional decolonial power by promoting its socio-cultural norms and carving out a new place for itself in the changing landscape of global politics, its internal landscape and security policy continue to exhibit processes and practices that hark back to…
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A Return to “Greater India”
This article examines India’s diplomacy and self-conception through the revival of the idea of “Greater India”, which flourished in the early twentieth century and died out shortly after India’s independence. Once developed for nation-building, “Greater India”, was based on the idea of ancient…
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India’s Foreign Policy and the Quest for Global Leadership: Reflections on Ambition and Accomplishments
This article describes the transition from India’s idealist foreign policy under Nehru (the Nehruvian era) to its present-day pragmatism. We contend that this shift stems from India’s global leadership claim, caught between lofty normative goals and material constraints. India’s foreign policy…
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Introduction
This issue of the UNISCI Journal focuses on key aspects of India's external relations that are becoming increasingly important for its global image in the twenty-first century. Some of these aspects have yet to receive the attention from scholars and policymakers that they deserve. Despite its…
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Countering violent extremism in Singapore
The article focuses on the influence of global violent extremism in Singapore, and the efforts and successes of this country in preventing and countering violent extremism. The author argues that terrorism cannot be defeated solely through military action. Instead, it is necessary to expand…
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A Paradox of Power: Indonesia´s Presidency and the Co-option of Gender Equality in UN Peacekeeping
This article uses the lens of Feminist Institutionalism to examine Indonesia’s UNSC presidency and its sponsorship of Resolution 2538 on women in peacekeeping. Addressing the paradox of a patriarchal state championing a global feminist norm, the article argues that Indonesia’s advocacy represents…