This lecture examines and analyzes the relationship between religion and politics in South Asia. This region encompasses Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. These countries account for a fifth of the world’s population, with more people living in South Asia than in any other region.
This course is a skills-based course designed not only to provide knowledge about transnationalism in world politics as part of the study of International Relations (IR), but also to train students’ skills in conducting fieldwork research. Through field research, students are encouraged to find solutions to various issues of concern
This class is designed as an introductory course to diplomacy, focusing on “What is diplomacy?” (the subject of study) and “How is modern diplomacy conducted?” These two questions are answered by considering the changing nature of diplomacy in line with global changes. The advent of the digital era, where technology
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