M Venkataraman
Biographic Data
| ID | 1488836 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M Venkataraman |
| GIVEN NAMES | M |
| FAMILY NAME | Venkataraman |
| SIGNATURE | VENKATARAMAN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Madras |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7373-9522 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Affordable Rental Housing for the Urban Seasonal Migrants in India
Bhutan is an inland country in the Himalayan region of South-central Asia, and is known for its unique culture and vernacular architecture.Vernacular architecture of Bhutan reflects its rich cultural heritage, religious beliefs, and historical significance and the natural setting.This paper examines the unique attributes of vernacular architecture of Bhutan and how the Government of Bhutan has gainfully utilized it for promoting the unique identi…
The Vanguard Brigade
Seventy-six years after its establishment, the United Nations (UN) today stands at a critical juncture where it must undertake radical reforms to remain relevant in the changing face of the twenty-first century. Such reforms are essential to prevent the UN from becoming redundant and being pushed to the sidelines of great power politics in the emerging multipolar world. While there has been much political clamour among the international community…
The China Factor in Africa’s Path to Liberal Democracy
This article explores whether China’s political and economic relations with African countries constitute a factor in undermining Africa’s path to liberal democracy or not. It addresses the question of why democratic values like human rights could not be sustained in some African countries. Along this line, could China’s economic influence harm the democratisation of the African continent? The argument of this article is that differing perceptions…
Ethiopia’s new foreign policy challenges
Ethiopia is witnessing new twists and turns both in its domestic and foreign policy domain of late with the incumbent government in power adopting political and economic reforms aimed at fostering changes to bring about development. This has invariably provided an opportunity for India to consolidate its relationship with Ethiopia further. The new domestic political and economic reforms and the friendly gestures that the present government under …
Foreign Policy and Human Rights
The interconnection between foreign policy and human rights is increasingly recognized both at academic and practice levels owing largely to the increasing internationalization and pre-eminence of human rights in global politics. In fact, human rights and democracy promotion have secured a place in foreign policy agendas and has gained significance in conflict resolution and peace work as well. Also, human rights norms and principles are recogniz…
Decentralization and Primary Education Service Delivery
Ethiopia’s post 1991 decentralization drive is fairly a recent phenomenon borne out of the realization that devolution of political powers to constituent units would be the best alternative in ensuring development. The move, which was also inevitable given the history of a little over two decades of authoritarian rule in the country, was deepened culminating in the launching of District Level Decentralization Programme ( dldp ) in 2001 in order t…
Altruism in social networks
An Analysis of China–Ethiopia Relations during the Cold War
This article analyses the bilateral relations between China and Ethiopia during the Cold War period and brings out the interplay of domestic, regional and extra-regional factors that went into the shaping of bilateral relations. China’s growing involvement and various attempts at consolidation of political and economic relationship with African countries—a relatively recent phenomenon—is perceived as a result of the dynamic interplay of economic …
Public Policy Failure or Historical Debacle? A Study of Eritrea's Relations With Ethiopia Since 1991
Public policy transcends the domain of domestic policies and encompasses or even determines the type of relations that countries build with each other. It is well known that policies are nothing but decisions of governments as formal authorization on the given issue at hand. In other words, policy is a sum total of decisions made by the authority and hence it involves what governments actually do and not what they intend to do. Public opinion is …
Taiwan and the South China Sea in Sino-Asean Relations—An Overview
The issue of the ‘one-China’ policy as well as the dispute over conflicting claims of ownership of the South China Sea islands has had a mixed effect on the relations between China and ASEAN. Profound changes in the political and economic system of China and its consequent impact on Taiwan–China relations as well as the institutionalisation of security related issues in Sino-ASEAN relations has generated various opinions among scholars and policy…
An Analysis of China's 'Overseas Chinese' Policy
From Confrontation to Accommodation
An Analysis of China–Ethiopia Relations during the Cold War
This article analyses the bilateral relations between China and Ethiopia during the Cold War period and brings out the interplay of domestic, regional and extra-regional factors that went into the shaping of bilateral relations. China’s growing involvement and various attempts at consolidation of political and economic relationship with African countries—a relatively recent phenomenon—is perceived as a result of the dynamic interplay of economic …
Altruism in social networks
Foreign Policy and Human Rights
The interconnection between foreign policy and human rights is increasingly recognized both at academic and practice levels owing largely to the increasing internationalization and pre-eminence of human rights in global politics. In fact, human rights and democracy promotion have secured a place in foreign policy agendas and has gained significance in conflict resolution and peace work as well. Also, human rights norms and principles are recogniz…
Taiwan and the South China Sea in Sino-Asean Relations—An Overview
The issue of the ‘one-China’ policy as well as the dispute over conflicting claims of ownership of the South China Sea islands has had a mixed effect on the relations between China and ASEAN. Profound changes in the political and economic system of China and its consequent impact on Taiwan–China relations as well as the institutionalisation of security related issues in Sino-ASEAN relations has generated various opinions among scholars and policy…
An Analysis of China's 'Overseas Chinese' Policy
From Confrontation to Accommodation
From Confrontation to Accommodation
An Analysis of China's 'Overseas Chinese' Policy
Public Policy Failure or Historical Debacle? A Study of Eritrea's Relations With Ethiopia Since 1991
Public policy transcends the domain of domestic policies and encompasses or even determines the type of relations that countries build with each other. It is well known that policies are nothing but decisions of governments as formal authorization on the given issue at hand. In other words, policy is a sum total of decisions made by the authority and hence it involves what governments actually do and not what they intend to do. Public opinion is …
Taiwan and the South China Sea in Sino-Asean Relations—An Overview
The issue of the ‘one-China’ policy as well as the dispute over conflicting claims of ownership of the South China Sea islands has had a mixed effect on the relations between China and ASEAN. Profound changes in the political and economic system of China and its consequent impact on Taiwan–China relations as well as the institutionalisation of security related issues in Sino-ASEAN relations has generated various opinions among scholars and policy…
An Analysis of China–Ethiopia Relations during the Cold War
This article analyses the bilateral relations between China and Ethiopia during the Cold War period and brings out the interplay of domestic, regional and extra-regional factors that went into the shaping of bilateral relations. China’s growing involvement and various attempts at consolidation of political and economic relationship with African countries—a relatively recent phenomenon—is perceived as a result of the dynamic interplay of economic …
Altruism in social networks
Decentralization and Primary Education Service Delivery
Ethiopia’s post 1991 decentralization drive is fairly a recent phenomenon borne out of the realization that devolution of political powers to constituent units would be the best alternative in ensuring development. The move, which was also inevitable given the history of a little over two decades of authoritarian rule in the country, was deepened culminating in the launching of District Level Decentralization Programme ( dldp ) in 2001 in order t…
Foreign Policy and Human Rights
The interconnection between foreign policy and human rights is increasingly recognized both at academic and practice levels owing largely to the increasing internationalization and pre-eminence of human rights in global politics. In fact, human rights and democracy promotion have secured a place in foreign policy agendas and has gained significance in conflict resolution and peace work as well. Also, human rights norms and principles are recogniz…
Ethiopia’s new foreign policy challenges
Ethiopia is witnessing new twists and turns both in its domestic and foreign policy domain of late with the incumbent government in power adopting political and economic reforms aimed at fostering changes to bring about development. This has invariably provided an opportunity for India to consolidate its relationship with Ethiopia further. The new domestic political and economic reforms and the friendly gestures that the present government under …
The China Factor in Africa’s Path to Liberal Democracy
This article explores whether China’s political and economic relations with African countries constitute a factor in undermining Africa’s path to liberal democracy or not. It addresses the question of why democratic values like human rights could not be sustained in some African countries. Along this line, could China’s economic influence harm the democratisation of the African continent? The argument of this article is that differing perceptions…
Affordable Rental Housing for the Urban Seasonal Migrants in India
Bhutan is an inland country in the Himalayan region of South-central Asia, and is known for its unique culture and vernacular architecture.Vernacular architecture of Bhutan reflects its rich cultural heritage, religious beliefs, and historical significance and the natural setting.This paper examines the unique attributes of vernacular architecture of Bhutan and how the Government of Bhutan has gainfully utilized it for promoting the unique identi…
The Vanguard Brigade
Seventy-six years after its establishment, the United Nations (UN) today stands at a critical juncture where it must undertake radical reforms to remain relevant in the changing face of the twenty-first century. Such reforms are essential to prevent the UN from becoming redundant and being pushed to the sidelines of great power politics in the emerging multipolar world. While there has been much political clamour among the international community…
Political science (10 works) · Economics (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · China (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · African history and culture analysis (4 works) · Development economics (4 works)