Simant Shankar Bharti
Biographic Data
| ID | 332083 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simant Shankar Bharti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simant Shankar |
| FAMILY NAME | Bharti |
| SIGNATURE | BHARTI S S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9578-7066 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Against the status quo: How Trump’s second inauguration speech pre-configures the privileged future
Grievances’ as the Driving Factor in the Global South Emerging Powers’ Approach to the War in Ukraine
This article aims to deconstruct the idea of ‘grievance’ as the factor that anchors the behaviour of the emerging powers from the Global South, which have a shared history of colonialism. This article applies with postcolonialism as a broader theoretical concept, this article brings in its influence on the history of colonialism in terms of framing or shaping their behaviour towards the international order, which is fundamentally Western-led. The…
The Political Economy of Revolution: Examining the Transition From Marxist–Leninist Economics to Russian State Capitalism
The article aims to address the historical knowledge gap concerning Russia’s ideological shifts in economic management. Previous research has often focused on isolated periods, overlooking the continuous transformation driven by internal crises and international pressures. Our study adopts a comprehensive perspective to trace these ideological transitions and their long-term impacts. Each phase reveals how the USSR/Russia adapted policies to miti…
Comparing Indian and Western media reports on the “BRICS Summit 2024 and India's Participation
This media review comparatively analyses the coverage of selective Indian and Western media outlets during the 16th BRICS summit, which took place from October 22 to 24, 2024, in Kazan, Russia. In past years, India has emerged as the key balancing actor between the Global North and South in international relations. This media analysis explains the perspective of different media houses on India's participation in the summit and its implications on…
The Instrumentalisation of Civilisational Populism in India's Migration Policy
Amid rapid global transformations, a distinct political wave rooted in cultural and national identities has re-emerged, marked by the resurgence of civilizational discourse in international politics. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as 'civilisational populism', reflects political movements that increasingly polarise societies along lines defined by civilisational ethos and cultural boundaries. In the 21st century, such events posed a challe…
India's Post-Independence Strategic Culture: A Case Study of India's Cooperation With the United States and Russia in Military Modernization
Despite some controversy regarding its usefulness, strategic culture has become a widely accepted phrase in the sense of a 'shaping framework' for strategic behaviour. Due to its relevance in attaining a goal, the strategic has become a multidisciplinary term that can be construed in a variety of ways. In the case of India, strategic culture explains why the country has taken a very different approach to national security and foreign policy than …
Evolution of the European Union Development Policy towards India
India was the first country in South Asia to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community (EEC). Once, the country was one of the top beneficiaries of the EEC development assistance. However, this article traces the evolution of development policy with India and how the relationship has evolved between the two partners over time. Particularly, the discussion focuses on the development cooperation between the European Union …
State of the Regional Integration Within South Asian Association for Regional Organisation (Saarc): Assessment of India’s Leadership
South Asia is one of the least integrated regions in terms of trade and people-to-people contact. With the goal of promoting regionalism, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was founded in 1985 and now has eight South Asian countries as a member (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka). India alone controls more than 80% of all variables, including economy, size, and population. Th…
Evolution of 'India's Neighbourhood First Policy' Since Independence
The 'Neighbourhood First Policy' is the anchor point of India's general foreign policy since independence in 1947. Subsequently, the Neighbourhood First Policy has evolved, was debilitated, and has been reformed under the various prime ministers of India. Based on preferences and perceptions about the South Asian neighbourhood, the Neighbourhood First Policy has been implemented differently. This article aims to analyse the Neighbourhood First Po…
The right to privacy and an implication of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe: Challenges to the companies
The article traces the European Union (EU)’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and implication in the Europe. In the era of global digitalisation, the right to respect private life, communication and the home has become a matter of protection. Protecting the right to privacy is a responsibility of a state which includes privacy of personal information, e.g. birth, messages, phone call and number and emails. Likewise, this study explains E…
Comparison of Indian and Nepalese media on “Nepal's New Political Map
A newly revised political map was published by the Nepalese government on May 20, 2020, which includes, as part of Nepali territory, the disputed areas of Lipulekh, Kalapani, and Limpiyadhura. The long‐existing border dispute between India and Nepal gets heated up again. Nepal considered the updated political map as a retaliation toward India and India considered it as a breach of the friendship line between the two countries. During this period,…
How Indian media reported on “the Taliban's Takeover in Afghanistan
The authors declare no conflicts of interest
The Instrumentalisation of Civilisational Populism in India's Migration Policy
Amid rapid global transformations, a distinct political wave rooted in cultural and national identities has re-emerged, marked by the resurgence of civilizational discourse in international politics. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as 'civilisational populism', reflects political movements that increasingly polarise societies along lines defined by civilisational ethos and cultural boundaries. In the 21st century, such events posed a challe…
India's Post-Independence Strategic Culture: A Case Study of India's Cooperation With the United States and Russia in Military Modernization
Despite some controversy regarding its usefulness, strategic culture has become a widely accepted phrase in the sense of a 'shaping framework' for strategic behaviour. Due to its relevance in attaining a goal, the strategic has become a multidisciplinary term that can be construed in a variety of ways. In the case of India, strategic culture explains why the country has taken a very different approach to national security and foreign policy than …
Evolution of 'India's Neighbourhood First Policy' Since Independence
The 'Neighbourhood First Policy' is the anchor point of India's general foreign policy since independence in 1947. Subsequently, the Neighbourhood First Policy has evolved, was debilitated, and has been reformed under the various prime ministers of India. Based on preferences and perceptions about the South Asian neighbourhood, the Neighbourhood First Policy has been implemented differently. This article aims to analyse the Neighbourhood First Po…
Comparison of Indian and Nepalese media on “Nepal's New Political Map
A newly revised political map was published by the Nepalese government on May 20, 2020, which includes, as part of Nepali territory, the disputed areas of Lipulekh, Kalapani, and Limpiyadhura. The long‐existing border dispute between India and Nepal gets heated up again. Nepal considered the updated political map as a retaliation toward India and India considered it as a breach of the friendship line between the two countries. During this period,…
The right to privacy and an implication of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe: Challenges to the companies
The article traces the European Union (EU)’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and implication in the Europe. In the era of global digitalisation, the right to respect private life, communication and the home has become a matter of protection. Protecting the right to privacy is a responsibility of a state which includes privacy of personal information, e.g. birth, messages, phone call and number and emails. Likewise, this study explains E…
Comparison of Indian and Nepalese media on “Nepal's New Political Map
A newly revised political map was published by the Nepalese government on May 20, 2020, which includes, as part of Nepali territory, the disputed areas of Lipulekh, Kalapani, and Limpiyadhura. The long‐existing border dispute between India and Nepal gets heated up again. Nepal considered the updated political map as a retaliation toward India and India considered it as a breach of the friendship line between the two countries. During this period,…
How Indian media reported on “the Taliban's Takeover in Afghanistan
The authors declare no conflicts of interest
Evolution of the European Union Development Policy towards India
India was the first country in South Asia to establish diplomatic relations with the European Economic Community (EEC). Once, the country was one of the top beneficiaries of the EEC development assistance. However, this article traces the evolution of development policy with India and how the relationship has evolved between the two partners over time. Particularly, the discussion focuses on the development cooperation between the European Union …
State of the Regional Integration Within South Asian Association for Regional Organisation (Saarc): Assessment of India’s Leadership
South Asia is one of the least integrated regions in terms of trade and people-to-people contact. With the goal of promoting regionalism, the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was founded in 1985 and now has eight South Asian countries as a member (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka). India alone controls more than 80% of all variables, including economy, size, and population. Th…
Evolution of 'India's Neighbourhood First Policy' Since Independence
The 'Neighbourhood First Policy' is the anchor point of India's general foreign policy since independence in 1947. Subsequently, the Neighbourhood First Policy has evolved, was debilitated, and has been reformed under the various prime ministers of India. Based on preferences and perceptions about the South Asian neighbourhood, the Neighbourhood First Policy has been implemented differently. This article aims to analyse the Neighbourhood First Po…
Grievances’ as the Driving Factor in the Global South Emerging Powers’ Approach to the War in Ukraine
This article aims to deconstruct the idea of ‘grievance’ as the factor that anchors the behaviour of the emerging powers from the Global South, which have a shared history of colonialism. This article applies with postcolonialism as a broader theoretical concept, this article brings in its influence on the history of colonialism in terms of framing or shaping their behaviour towards the international order, which is fundamentally Western-led. The…
The Political Economy of Revolution: Examining the Transition From Marxist–Leninist Economics to Russian State Capitalism
The article aims to address the historical knowledge gap concerning Russia’s ideological shifts in economic management. Previous research has often focused on isolated periods, overlooking the continuous transformation driven by internal crises and international pressures. Our study adopts a comprehensive perspective to trace these ideological transitions and their long-term impacts. Each phase reveals how the USSR/Russia adapted policies to miti…
Comparing Indian and Western media reports on the “BRICS Summit 2024 and India's Participation
This media review comparatively analyses the coverage of selective Indian and Western media outlets during the 16th BRICS summit, which took place from October 22 to 24, 2024, in Kazan, Russia. In past years, India has emerged as the key balancing actor between the Global North and South in international relations. This media analysis explains the perspective of different media houses on India's participation in the summit and its implications on…
The Instrumentalisation of Civilisational Populism in India's Migration Policy
Amid rapid global transformations, a distinct political wave rooted in cultural and national identities has re-emerged, marked by the resurgence of civilizational discourse in international politics. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as 'civilisational populism', reflects political movements that increasingly polarise societies along lines defined by civilisational ethos and cultural boundaries. In the 21st century, such events posed a challe…
India's Post-Independence Strategic Culture: A Case Study of India's Cooperation With the United States and Russia in Military Modernization
Despite some controversy regarding its usefulness, strategic culture has become a widely accepted phrase in the sense of a 'shaping framework' for strategic behaviour. Due to its relevance in attaining a goal, the strategic has become a multidisciplinary term that can be construed in a variety of ways. In the case of India, strategic culture explains why the country has taken a very different approach to national security and foreign policy than …
Against the status quo: How Trump’s second inauguration speech pre-configures the privileged future
Political science (10 works) · Economics (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works)