Sri Lanka In Deepening Turmoil: Between Crisis And Opportunities – OpEd
The economic and political turmoil in Sri Lanka has turned worse with the people’s protests assuming violent bouts, snowballing across
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Author: K.M. Seethi
K.M. Seethi, ICSSR Senior Fellow, is Academic Advisor to the International Centre for Polar Studies (ICPS) and Director, Inter University Centre for Social Science Research and Extension (IUCSSRE), Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala, India. He was earlier Professor of International Relations and Dean of Social Sciences, MGU.
Articles by K.M. Seethi :
Setback For Imran’s Game: Pakistan’s Democracy In A Melting Pot – OpEd
The verdict of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on Imran Khan’s slapdash game in the National Assembly (NA) on 3
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Women, Fascism And The Contemporary Rise Of Militant Nationalism – OpEd
Even as women are more visible in political life across the world, it may not be surprising that they are
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Ukraine War: Russia Runs Roughshod Over International Law – OpEd
The war in Ukraine still keeps the world on tenterhooks, with the humanitarian crisis getting worse after 18 days. Since
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The Arctic Geopolitics In Disarray: Fallout Of The Ukraine War – Analysis
When environmental scientist Jessica Moerman said, “What happens in the Arctic doesn’t stay in the Arctic,” she was only referring
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Praetorian Russian State And A La Carte Internationalism – OpEd
Even as Vladimir Putin remained intransigent on the Ukraine issue, with his ruling coterie reining in limiting Russian cooperation to
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Leapfrogs Of Kerala’s Decentralization Drive – OpEd
The south Indian state of Kerala—the pioneer in local self-government (LSG) experiments in India—which became a model for decentralisation and
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Religion, Culture And Nationalism: Sabrina Lei’s Philosophical Exploration – OpEd
Many assume that religion and politics are antagonistic realms of human engagement, and hence theological and political standpoints are seen
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Michael Brecher, India And International Relations (IR) – OpEd
Walking down the corridors of the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) library in the 1980s, one could barely escape
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Orientalist British Historiography Still Holds Sway In India – OpEd
“History begins in a barbarism of sense and ends in a barbarism of reflection,” says Italian Philosopher Giambattista Vico. Vico
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