Shubhrajeet Konwer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1351104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shubhrajeet Konwer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shubhrajeet |
| FAMILY NAME | Konwer |
| SIGNATURE | KONWER S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gauhati University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6468-0311 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
India–Maldives Relations
From “India Out” to “Welcome India,” relations between the Maldives and India seem to have come full circle. The Muizzu administration is adopting a cautious approach, seeking concessions from New Delhi while simultaneously strengthening ties with Beijing. This article explores the depth of India–Maldives relations and evaluates the factors that have led to the diplomatic flip-flops between the two countries. While the Modi administration has mad…
Gendered vulnerabilities and adaptation strategies in the char-chapori areas of Assam (India–Bangladesh Border)
Situated along the India–Bangladesh border, the char-chapori areas (riverine areas) in Dhubri district of Assam face ecological and humanitarian challenges. The inhabitants of the region, predominantly Muslims and often labelled as “illegal immigrants”, endure persistent scrutiny from state institutions and are treated with considerable disdain by the “mainstream” society in Assam. This article examines the fundamental causes behind the state’s o…
India and the BIMSTEC- regionalism, multilateral frameworks and a changing global order
Ecowas, the Sahel and India
The BRI in Myanmar and China’s multipronged strategy
An expanded BRICS
War in Gaza Strip and relations with the Middle East
The 'war' between Israel and Hamas has split the international community and put New Delhi in a diplomatic bind. After initially expressing support for Israel, the Modi government has adopted a more cautious approach on the war in light of support for the Palestinian cause by countries of the Global South and the consolidation of anti-Israel sentiments in the Arab world. As New Delhi continues to balance its interests, values and relationships, t…
New Delhi's engagement with Africa
Dealing With the Taliban
Since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan (August 2021), the issue of its legitimacy has troubled the international community. However, this has not stopped 'revisionist' powers such as China and Russia from engaging with them. With the consolidation of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, it is evident that New Delhi may have little choice but to grudgingly accept that this oppressive regime is here to stay. This article delves into the r…
The Church and Peace Process in Nagaland (India)
The Naga insurgency, widely recognized as the longest asymmetric conflict in independent India, has had far-reaching effects on Naga society and altered the state’s politics. While the church in Nagaland has sought to bring different warring factions to a common platform and arrive at a "fair" and "honorable" solution to the Naga crisis, fundamental disagreements have clouded the peace process. Despite the signing of the Framework Agreement (2015…
Engagement sans commitment
The ‘historic’ Biden-Modi Summit (2023) yielded significant concessions and advantages for New Delhi, but did it fundamentally change the relations between the world’s two largest democracies? This article examines the causes of tensions between the two countries and contends that relations between Washington and New Delhi can only be deepened if the former meets the latter’s primary security and economic concerns while also reducing public criti…
The Church and Peace Process in Nagaland (India)
The Naga insurgency, widely recognized as the longest asymmetric conflict in independent India, has had far-reaching effects on Naga society and altered the state’s politics. While the church in Nagaland has sought to bring different warring factions to a common platform and arrive at a "fair" and "honorable" solution to the Naga crisis, fundamental disagreements have clouded the peace process. Despite the signing of the Framework Agreement (2015…
The Church and Peace Process in Nagaland (India)
The Naga insurgency, widely recognized as the longest asymmetric conflict in independent India, has had far-reaching effects on Naga society and altered the state’s politics. While the church in Nagaland has sought to bring different warring factions to a common platform and arrive at a "fair" and "honorable" solution to the Naga crisis, fundamental disagreements have clouded the peace process. Despite the signing of the Framework Agreement (2015…
Engagement sans commitment
The ‘historic’ Biden-Modi Summit (2023) yielded significant concessions and advantages for New Delhi, but did it fundamentally change the relations between the world’s two largest democracies? This article examines the causes of tensions between the two countries and contends that relations between Washington and New Delhi can only be deepened if the former meets the latter’s primary security and economic concerns while also reducing public criti…
War in Gaza Strip and relations with the Middle East
The 'war' between Israel and Hamas has split the international community and put New Delhi in a diplomatic bind. After initially expressing support for Israel, the Modi government has adopted a more cautious approach on the war in light of support for the Palestinian cause by countries of the Global South and the consolidation of anti-Israel sentiments in the Arab world. As New Delhi continues to balance its interests, values and relationships, t…
New Delhi's engagement with Africa
Dealing With the Taliban
Since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan (August 2021), the issue of its legitimacy has troubled the international community. However, this has not stopped 'revisionist' powers such as China and Russia from engaging with them. With the consolidation of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, it is evident that New Delhi may have little choice but to grudgingly accept that this oppressive regime is here to stay. This article delves into the r…
India and the BIMSTEC- regionalism, multilateral frameworks and a changing global order
Ecowas, the Sahel and India
The BRI in Myanmar and China’s multipronged strategy
An expanded BRICS
India–Maldives Relations
From “India Out” to “Welcome India,” relations between the Maldives and India seem to have come full circle. The Muizzu administration is adopting a cautious approach, seeking concessions from New Delhi while simultaneously strengthening ties with Beijing. This article explores the depth of India–Maldives relations and evaluates the factors that have led to the diplomatic flip-flops between the two countries. While the Modi administration has mad…
Gendered vulnerabilities and adaptation strategies in the char-chapori areas of Assam (India–Bangladesh Border)
Situated along the India–Bangladesh border, the char-chapori areas (riverine areas) in Dhubri district of Assam face ecological and humanitarian challenges. The inhabitants of the region, predominantly Muslims and often labelled as “illegal immigrants”, endure persistent scrutiny from state institutions and are treated with considerable disdain by the “mainstream” society in Assam. This article examines the fundamental causes behind the state’s o…
Political science (6 works) · International Development and Aid (4 works) · International relations (4 works) · Law (4 works) · New delhi (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (3 works) · Law (3 works)