Chair: Mr. V. Krishnappa Professor Mitra spoke on the topic – Governance, citizenship and India’s counter-factual democracy. In that context he spoke on how India is looked at. Whether democracy… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Explaining India’s peaceful transition and what means to India’s future
National Strategy Lecture – China and India in the Near Future — A Political-Economy Viewpoint
Chair: Mr. N.S.Sisodia Professor Bardhan spoke on “China and India in the near future – A Political Economy viewpoint”. His comparative analysis of the two emerging giants had statistical and… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – China and India in the Near Future — A Political-Economy Viewpoint
National Strategy Lecture – India’s Defence Cooperation with its major traditional & New Strategic Partners
Chair: Mr. N. S. Sisodia Click here for full text of address The Director General of IDSA, Mr. N.S. Sisodia introduced Ambassador Ronen Sen to the audience by briefing them… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – India’s Defence Cooperation with its major traditional & New Strategic Partners
National Strategy Lecture – Critical Perspectives on China’s Economic Transition
A critical look at the major social and economic transitions that have been taking place since the economic reforms might aid in deriving answers for questions that concern with China’s… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Critical Perspectives on China’s Economic Transition
National Strategy Lecture – The Shifting Politics of Identity in Islam and Modernity
National Strategy Lecture – India and the World – the Economic Dimension
As the world grapples with the after effects of the economic downturn, India has emerged out of it relatively unscathed and is being noticed increasingly on the world stage as… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – India and the World – the Economic Dimension
National Strategy Lecture – How to Achieve Sustainable Peace in South Asia
Despite South Asian having achieved relative progress, multiple factors such as religious extremism, high levels of corruption, inequitable development and mutual distrust among others have led to South Asia being… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – How to Achieve Sustainable Peace in South Asia
National Strategy Lecture – Unraveling the Mind of China
A view on what makes China tick, seen from a psycholinguistic perspective, drawing inferences for China, India and the world at large 1. Why Understanding China is important China is… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Unraveling the Mind of China
National Strategy Lecture – UN Peacekeeping & India’s National Strategy
Chair: Mr. N.S. Sisodia, Director General, IDSA India’s sustained contribution to UN peacekeeping apart from generating goodwill among nations has acted as one of the key factors that support India’s… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – UN Peacekeeping & India’s National Strategy
National Strategy Lecture – Will the ‘Demographic Dividend’ Help India become a Superpower?
Jayan Jose Thomas is currently an Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He has previously held academic positions at the National University of Singapore (2004 – 2008), Indian… Continue reading National Strategy Lecture – Will the ‘Demographic Dividend’ Help India become a Superpower?
