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Description   International Relations: Perspectives for the Global South examines systematically some relevant concepts, approaches andthemes germane to the teaching and research of internationalrelations in India, and more generally the Global South. It is anoutcome of a sustained conversation between its co-editorsregarding the pedagogy and the politics of knowledge informing thestudy of international relations. This volume departs fromconventional texts in the discipline and includes categories ofrace, class and gender on the one hand and colonialism andimperialism on the other, to understand contemporary worldpolitics. At the same time, it does not ignore mainstream ideassuch as security, development and geopolitics, and classicalinternational relations theories such as realism and liberalism.     The volume delves into local andglobal disciplinary histories to understand a range of developmentssuch as global economic governance, global migration, globalculture, global terrorism and global social movements. It alsocontains instructive chapters on international law andinternational institutions. Primarily written for students andteachers of international relations, this book will also be usefulfor scholars located in the allied social sciences.   Comprehensive coverage of all possible areas and new approaches to the discipline Renowned scholars who are specialists in the respective subject areas Addresses the concerns of universities in South Asia regarding the study of International Relations Cutting-edge analysis and updated reading list Introduction, B. S. Chimni and Siddharth Mallavarapu PART I Theories 1. Theories of International Relations, Siddharth Mallavarapu 2. Indian Thinking in International Relations, Siddharth Mallavarapu 3. Indian Foreign Policy, Vineet Thakur 4. Race and International Relations, Nivedita Menon 5.