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International Relations Department, SNU is pleased to co-organise the workshop "Geopolitics of Radiation Protection" alongside the Chair of Science Technology and Gender Studies (STGS) at FAU Germany on June 13-14, 2025, in Erlangen, Germany. Check out the detailed program here: stgs.fau.de/geopolitics-of…

Writing for India's World, Prof. Jabin T Jacob 鄭嘉賓 International Relations Department, SNU analyses the variation of diplomatic approaches employed by China, contained under the concept of “wolf diplomacy”. indiasworld.in/the-moving-nee… #China #ForeignPolicy #Diplomacy

Check out some pictures from the "Geopolitics of #radiationprotection" workshop co-organized by Prof. Kapil Patil International Relations Department, SNU Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR and Maria Rentetzi Chair of Science, Technology and Gender Studies FAU Germany on June 13-14 in Erlangen, Germany. #radiation #InternationalRelations #nuclear #NuclearEnergy #Atomic

We are excited to announce that our Ph.D. students Karthikpayyalil and Tejasvi Saxena have been selected for this year's British Council-sponsored 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐞𝐬 𝐖𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚 𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐬𝐭 (𝐂𝐖𝐈𝐓) research grant. Congratulations! Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR International Relations Department, SNU

Writing for India's World Prof. Atul Mishra International Relations Department, SNU challenges the idea that theory and practice in international relations are worlds apart “Practitioners of statecraft use theory subconsciously, and that is how theory mostly works in the real world” indiasworld.in

In May 2025, Prof. Carlos Frederico PSG represented International Relations Department, SNU in a series of conferences in the UK. Chatham House - 'How are states responding to a changing world order?' (May 27) University of Surrey - "Challenges to Europe – European Challenges" (May 28)

Iran's denuclearisation or regime change is not the endgame here. It is likely ending for good the prospects of a viable and sovereign Palestinian state. My piece explaining this endgame, and putting the bombing campaign into wider perspective. scroll.in/article/108373…

Check out the latest issue of "Studies in Indian Politics" (Volume 13 Issue 1, June 2025) containing several International Relations Department, SNU contributions (featuring Prof. Siddhart Mallavarapu, Prof. Medha, Prof. Sruthi Muraleedharan and PhD. student Tejasvi Saxena). journals.sagepub.com/toc/inpa/13/1

Writing for Scroll.in, Prof. Atul Mishra International Relations Department, SNU analyzed the long-term implications of the US joining Israeli efforts to neutralize the Iranian nuclear program. scroll.in/article/108373…

Writing for The Wire, our Ph.D. scholar Rishabh International Relations Department, SNU analyzed the history of vaccination in India, exploring how vaccine hesitancy is not just about access or information, but rooted in a deeper distrust of institutions. thewire.in/health/vaccine…

We are proud to announce that our BA student Akash Tripathi has become a Research Intern at ICWA. International Relations Department, SNU #ICWA

Writing for 360info.global, Prof. Carlos Frederico PSG International Relations Department, SNU analyzed global implications of the Iran-Israel war after the US intervention. The conflict weakened international institutions and provided a smoke screen for political divisions in the West. 360info.org/what-us-joinin…

Writing for The Leaflet, our Ph.D. student Rishabh International Relations Department, SNU explored how Indian Constitution frames science - its power, its limits, and its democratic possibilities. theleaflet.in/civil-justice/… #India #Constitution #Science #Knowledgeispower #Justice #Democracy

We are happy to announce that our BA student Shirin Bhatnagar (International Relations Department, SNU Batch 2024–2028) has secured an internship opportunity at The Indian Express! Congratulations! #theindianexpress #internships #internship

Writing for The India Forum, our Ph.D. student Bilal Ahmad Tantray International Relations Department, SNU explored how memory and hope play a part in the future of Sri Lanka, as JVP promises to sponsor politics beyond ethnic considerations, against the scars of the 1983's "Black July". theindiaforum.in/tiffin/stirrin…

On July 4, Prof. Jabin T Jacob 鄭嘉賓 International Relations Department, SNU was a discussant at the 3rd episode of Centre for Social and Economic Progress seminar series, "China in South Asia". Prof. Jabin debated the role of media engagement and “awards diplomacy” in China’s public diplomacy. #China #SouthAsia #ForeignPolicy #Geopolitics

Writing for 360info.global, Prof. Carlos Frederico PSG International Relations Department, SNU analyzed prospects for the #BRICS2025 summit in Rio, Brazil. The absences of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping provided a chance for India and Brazil to foster new narratives in a polarized world. 360info.org/brics-meets-in…

On July 3 Prof. Siddharth Mallavarapu International Relations Department, SNU was a guest speaker at St. Joseph's College (Autonomous). Prof. Siddharth interacted with undergraduate students, exposing his research on theorizing world politics in a complex world, and visited the university’s library with faculty members.

We are happy to announce that our BA student Ojasw Tiwari International Relations Department, SNU (Batch 2023-2027) was a speaker on the India-ASEAN Youth Conference ‘From Look East to Act East – Navigating India-ASEAN Partnership in a Multilateral Era’ organised by The GEOSTRATA and Foreign Policy Talks.

Check out Prof. Rajeswari Raina’s International Relations Department, SNU latest article "Community-led institutional innovation: Groundwater sharing, values and relationships in India's rainfed farming systems”, co-authored with Prof. Helen Longino (Stanford University) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…