The Department of International Politics (DIP) offers an integrated MPhil-PhD programme in International Politics. Academic activities at the Centre take place within the framework of the discipline of International Relations (IR). Teaching and research in the theory and practice of International Politics are the core concerns of the Centre. At CIP, the domain of International Politics refers to academic fields such as IR theories, international histories, international relations of South Asia, several aspects of International Political Economy, and issues related to security, conflict and governance. Faculty members at the Centre work in these areas with a particular focus on India and South Asia. Coursework at CIP involves two semesters of training in Research Methodology, theories of IR, and courses offered by faculty members according to their specialization. We encourage student research that contributes to existing scholarly knowledge, is policy relevant, and advances public understanding of international affairs. Our students so far have worked on issues related to International Political Economy, India's Foreign Policy and conflict, political modernization and security scenarios in South Asia.
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Department of International Politics (DIP)
At department, the domain of International Politics refers to academic fields such as IR theories, international histories, international relations of South Asia, several aspects of International Political Economy, and issues related to security, conflict and governance.
HOD: Dr Manish
Email: manish@cug.ac.in
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Dr Manish (Professor & Dean)
Department: International Politics, School of International Studies (SIS)
Email: manish@cug.ac.in
Specialization: International Relations, Global Affairs, Foreign Policy.
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Dr Saurabh Sharma (Assistant Professor)
Department: International Politics, School of International Studies (SIS)
Email: saurabh.sharma@cug.ac.in
Specialization: Post-conflict governance, peace studies, terrorism, small arms proliferation, and drug trafficking in South and Central Asia.
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Ms Eva Loreng (Assistant Professor)
Department: International Politics, School of International Studies (SIS)
Email: eva.loreng@cug.ac.in
Specialization: Diaspora, migration, soft power, and culture.
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Mr Manish Barthwal (Assistant Professor)
Department: International Politics, School of International Studies (SIS)
Email: manish.barthwal@cug.ac.in
Specialization: Political Theory, Indian Government and Politics, International Relations, Diaspora, Multiculturalism.
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Dr Preeti Sharma (Assistant Professor)
Department: International Politics, School of International Studies (SIS)
Email: preeti.sharma@cug.ac.in
Specialization: Neighbourhood Politics, Border issues in South Asia, Diplomacy, Climate Change, Gender in South Asia.
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