Conflict Weekly #151, 24 November 2022, Vol.3, No.34 An initiative by NIAS-IPRI and KAS-India Office
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The androcentric state regimes, irrespective of their so-called modern or religious tilt, decide to tell women what to wear and in turn, control their bodies. Irrespective of the locale or the...
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It is useful to reflect on whether peace is possible in human-wildlife interactions. Humans typically view nonhuman species in utilitarian terms and such a perspective makes it difficult for them to appreciate...
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The ongoing Ukraine war does not promise a near end but questions the future state of war, military capacities, economic fallouts, and geopolitical scenarios. For the Nordic region, the security landscape...
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IPRI brief is a collection of working papers and research in progress contributed by young scholars. It provides a preliminary insight by the scholar in about 2000 words. It focuses on contemporary matters relating to human security, peace and conflict with special emphasis on issues concerning South Asia. This platform helps scholars explore areas in an interactive manner to help advance their research.
It is an information repository with high potential for scholars and researchers to explore newideas.IPRI brief is a platform for scholars to fine tune their initial approach and help add more value to the process of research.
For more information, kindly send an email to Prof D. Suba Chandran, at subachandran@gmail.com.
August 2022 | IPRI Briefs
IPRI commentary is a collection of viewpoints and reflection on issues, contributed by young scholars.It brings together young scholars on a single platform to express their opinions in a short commentary of 1000 words. In a systematic manner, the commentary tries to answer fundamental and subject specific questions taking into account contemporary, ongoing and issues of relevance.It provides a comprehensive coverage on subject matter from experts, specialists and enthusiasts and provides readers a thorough understanding of the subject.
The commentary addressesareas concerning humanitarian crisis, regional, bilateral conflicts, radicalization and environmental issues across the globe.Scholarly inputs with valuable content makes this a worthwhile read.
For more information, kindly send an email to Prof D. Suba Chandran, at subachandran@gmail.com.
November 2022 | IPRI Comments
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