Public Policy's
Centre for International Relations & Strategic Studies
Embarking on a transformative journey, the Center for International Relations and Strategic Studies (CIRSS) serves as a beacon in the dynamic realm of international affairs. In an era witnessing a heightened awareness of international relations, our youth-led organization pioneers a platform that transcends traditional boundaries.
Our mission is to reshape the narrative surrounding global events, domestic influences, and the nuanced fabric of comparative politics. We stand as advocates for a contemporary perspective in international relations, seeking initiative-driven youth to propel our vision forward.
Mission
As torchbearers of this golden era in international affairs, we seek initiative-laden youth to contribute to our goal of cultivating a contemporary perspective in international relations. Through a focus on research and events, we aim to elevate the organization and empower our members with the credibility to be recognized on the global stage.
Vision
We envision a future where international relations is not just an academic pursuit but a catalyst for positive global impact, and we aim to position ourselves as leaders, empowering our generation with the responsibility to navigate and shape the complex landscape of international relations.
China-Tibet Issue, and its implications on India's Border Security
Authored by
Mahalakshmi Baskar and
Mansha Kohli
Centre for IR and Strategic Studies,
Project Statecraft
The brief offers a holistic view of India's relations with Tibet and the worsening border security issues with China. India provided refuge to the Tibetan government decades ago and the relations have come a long way. While the Chinese threat to the neighborhood rises, how will the relations and geopolitics affect India's border security?
Speaker Session Report:
Are Democracies in
Decline? Assessing
Global Trends
Speaker: Dr. Ashok Acharya
Dr. Ashok Acharya is a Professor in the Department of Political Science, Director of the Delhi School of Transnational Affairs, University of Delhi, and a Global Justice Fellow at Yale University. He has received his Ph. D. from the University of Toronto.
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Democratic backsliding
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Rise of autocracy within democracies
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Majoritarianism vs. true democracy
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Increasing political polarization
Dr. Acharya presented a nuanced view of democracy's global trajectory, acknowledging both initial post-Cold War optimism and subsequent challenges like democratic backsliding and polarization. While some democracies are in decline, others are evolving, particularly in the Global South, creating a complex landscape where democracy's future remains uncertain but adaptable.
Read through the report to discover the importance of protecting democratic institutions, engaging citizens, and adapting democratic models to meet contemporary challenges.
Speaker Session Report:
Information Warfare and Sharp Power in National Security
Speaker: Dr. Shruti Pandalai
From the Galwan Valley incident to China's sophisticated strategies, discover how disinformation and cyber tactics are reshaping global conflicts. Learn about:
• The real-world impacts of information warfare
• Multi-faceted approaches used by global powers
• International responses and collaborative defense strategies
• India's path forward in building digital resilience
Read through the report to uncover the hidden dimensions of modern conflict and understand why staying informed is crucial in our interconnected world.
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Contact Us
We value your curiosity and commitment to shaping the discourse in international relations. Whether you have inquiries, collaboration proposals, or would simply like to connect with us, we welcome your communication at internationalrelations.psc@gmail.com
Your engagement is crucial in advancing our shared commitment to redefining the narrative in international relations.
Our Team
Program Lead
Kusuma
Kusuma, is one of the most dedicated people, currently pursuing her master's in international affairs from O.P. Jindal Global University, and has been highly intrigued by international relations, regional analysis, and cross-cultural communication.
Research Associate:
Guncha Shandilya
Guncha is a driven student, proficient in articulating thoughts through writing and speaking. Committed to positive change, she has gained experience and motivation to explore the realm of international relations and politics.
Present Interns:
Research: Jameela Rizwan' Naisha Khan' Kritika Sharma
Design: Ipsha