
Partition Research Projects: Their Achievements and Shortcomings
As India and Pakistan celebrate their respective independence days on August 15th and August 14th, there are miniscule and steadily shrinking sections of the population […]
As India and Pakistan celebrate their respective independence days on August 15th and August 14th, there are miniscule and steadily shrinking sections of the population […]
It’s amazing how academia (pretty much like any field) contains its share of pessimists and optimists who manage to polarize opinion. The caveat that needs […]
In India’s Nuclear Bomb, George Perkovich offers four “exploded illusions” of the nuclear age: 1. Security concerns decisively determine proliferation, 2. Nonproliferation is the flip-side of […]
Article Review: Gaurav Kampani. “New Delhi’s Long Nuclear Journey: How Secrecy and Institutional Roadblocks Delayed India’s Weaponization,” International Security 38:4 (Spring 2014): 79-114. Gaurav Kampani examines […]
Voices this Week draws together published material on an important strategic issue in South Asia. This week: we draw upon an ongoing conversation on the merits […]
Read Part One Here Read Part Two Here Take a trip to Kew Gardens if you are in London or the RER to La Courneuve […]
Read Part One Here It is understandable for a young but civilizational state to be lost at the same time in celebrity names like Kautilya […]
Back in December, two Generation Why bloggers – Sitakanta Mishra and Mansoor Ahmed – presented their joint research on “Cooperative Measures to Support the India-Pakistan […]
Past is prologue A few months back, Rabia Akhtar and Jayita Sarkar (hereafter Rabs and Jay) bumped into each other online over proposing a panel […]
What do you do if you are a young researcher in India attempting to study India’s nuclear weapons programme – the history, the policy and […]