Topics
The World since 1991
Key Concepts and Issues since 1991: Globalisation
Key Concepts and Issues since 1991: Humanitarian Issues
Contemporary India: Challenges to Peace, Stability and National Integration
Contemporary India: Good Governance
India and the World
- Objectives of Indian Foreign Policy
- Principles of Indian Foreign Policy
- Concept of Non-Alignment Movement
- Factors Influencing Indian Foreign Policy
- India’s Relations with the World
- Major Powers in the World
- India as Emerging Power
- Neighbourhood of India
- Africa in the Indian World View
- Indian Ocean Region
- Overview of India and the World
Notes
Globalisation Issue since 1991:
Globalisation increased interconnectedness among countries and people and events in one part of the world have an impact on other parts. There are various ways of looking at this change. One argument is that while interconnectedness has increased, the importance of the state structure has not declined. In fact, the concept of nationalism is still very much alive. Some feel that economics and technology are key factors that have brought the world together. They argue that the concept of sovereignty and jurisdiction of states is now being challenged. There are others who give importance to the civil society and non-state actors. According to them social movements cut across state boundaries and focus on humanitarian problems of the people.
