Titlebook: Global Political Economy, Geopolitics and International Security; The World in Permacr Omprakash Mishra,Souradeep Sen Book 2024 The Editor(

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In Search of Global South Liberalism: Prospects and Challengeseen given to a long-held practice among states. The number of states with economic heft that could undertake geoeconomic strategies was comparatively small in the past. However, contemporarily, there is a proliferation in the number of countries that are capable of using such tactics. It has been ar

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On the Geoeconomics Drivers of International Conflictsandemic. There are already a growing number of conflicts across the world. The current one is the Gaza War. Over the few past decades, regardless of the causes of their occurrence, the conflict areas have become a fertile zone for geopolitical competition among great powers and further penetration b

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International Diplomacy in the Era of Permacrisis: Competing Worldviews refers to not only incessant conflicts, discords, and calamities, but also the nature of global politics and the international regime. The Western-led liberal international order, based on rules, no longer holds the legitimacy that it did two decades back or during the immediate end of the Cold War

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The Changing Nature of Conflict and Ramifications on International Humanitarian Lawaised concerns about a resurgence of armed conflict and war between states. This chapter assesses the nature of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. The chapter delves into some of the most pressing and unresolved legal issues highlighted by a devastating conflict that threatens to reshape th

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China’s Transition from ‘Peaceful Rise’ to ‘Chinese Dream’: A Critical Assessment of China’s Changinreat and have greatly altered the dynamics of power structure in contemporary global politics. China’s strategic posturing especially in the aftermath of America’s relative decline has given credence to the idea that the ‘pivot’ of power in international politics has gradually shifted from the Atlan