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International relations
Publication details: Chennai McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. 2018Description: PBISBN:- 9789352602827
- 327.1 SIN
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Description:
International Relations by Pavneet Singh Edition 2018. International Relations for General Studies Preliminary and Main Examination is a thought-provoking textbook that comprehensively covers every aspect of India’s foreign policy in an analytical manner. The book interrogates the simplistic yet powerful geopolitical narratives on India’s foreign relations with the entire world. Written by a leading instructor of International Relations, it is engaging, stimulating and forward-looking, and covers all the aspects that the students require to qualify the Civil Services examination. Based on extensive field interviews of serving diplomats and serving intelligence officials, this book is the first of its kind.
Key Features
Entire syllabus coverage for General Studies UPSC and State Services (both Prelims and Mains)
Analytical insights on India’s foreign policy
The book follows a three-step methodology for cognition building:
Step 1: Each region’s relationship with India begins with a study of India’s historical foreign relations with the region.
Step 2: The episteme is now used to explore the study of India’s bilateral diplomatic relations with states in the regions.
Step 3: The enlightenment is concluded with an analysis of dominant current macro issues confronting the region.
Includes > 400 diagrams and > 100 case studies to enhance overall learning
Every chapter begins with an analytical survey of diplomatic background and covers diplomatic relations up to present times.
Only textbook for UPSC preparation dealing with answer forming methodology by means of directive words.
Prelims Capsule at the end of the book to enable the readers quickly revise before the exams.
One of the only textbooks for UPSC preparation that offers the readers an opportunity to get their answers evaluated by the author for analytical feedback (refer to details inside).
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Description:
International Relations by Pavneet Singh Edition 2018. International Relations for General Studies Preliminary and Main Examination is a thought-provoking textbook that comprehensively covers every aspect of India’s foreign policy in an analytical manner. The book interrogates the simplistic yet powerful geopolitical narratives on India’s foreign relations with the entire world. Written by a leading instructor of International Relations, it is engaging, stimulating and forward-looking, and covers all the aspects that the students require to qualify the Civil Services examination. Based on extensive field interviews of serving diplomats and serving intelligence officials, this book is the first of its kind.
Key Features
Entire syllabus coverage for General Studies UPSC and State Services (both Prelims and Mains)
Analytical insights on India’s foreign policy
The book follows a three-step methodology for cognition building:
Step 1: Each region’s relationship with India begins with a study of India’s historical foreign relations with the region.
Step 2: The episteme is now used to explore the study of India’s bilateral diplomatic relations with states in the regions.
Step 3: The enlightenment is concluded with an analysis of dominant current macro issues confronting the region.
Includes > 400 diagrams and > 100 case studies to enhance overall learning
Every chapter begins with an analytical survey of diplomatic background and covers diplomatic relations up to present times.
Only textbook for UPSC preparation dealing with answer forming methodology by means of directive words.
Prelims Capsule at the end of the book to enable the readers quickly revise before the exams.
One of the only textbooks for UPSC preparation that offers the readers an opportunity to get their answers evaluated by the author for analytical feedback (refer to details inside).
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