Rubul Patgiri
Biographic Data
| ID | 5153522 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rubul Patgiri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rubul |
| FAMILY NAME | Patgiri |
| SIGNATURE | PATGIRI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gauhati University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9661-8742 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Abolishing the Free Movement Regime Between India and Myanmar: Striking a Faustian Bargain
The Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the India-Myanmar border was designed as an innovative border management mechanism that addresses the cultural distribution and socio-economic needs of cross-border communities. The Government of India’s decision to abolish the FMR and fence the border, citing its misuse by certain factions, has faced opposition from various stakeholders. In this context, the current paper explores the relevance of the FMR in …
India-Philippines in the Indo-Pacific: An emerging strategic partnership
Unpacking Ulfa: Precursors and Paradoxes of an Insurgency in Northeast India
Mixed Ethno-state Offspring’ in the Ethnic Homeland: Locating the Ethnic Homeland Framework in Arunachal Pradesh and Understanding the Intricacies of ‘Mixed Ethno-state Offspring’
Look (Act) East Policy and Northeast India: Reimagining the Space Through Institutional, Physical and Social Connectivity
The underdevelopment of Northeast India is quite often explained in terms of economic isolation primarily on account of its geographical peripherality. To address this challenge, a new imagination, through the Look (Act) East Policy has been proposed. This approach, makes India’s Northeast the centre of a unified economic, physical and social space through its integration with the trans-border neighbouring regions. In this article, an attempt has…
Act East through India’s Northeast: Limits of Neoliberal Strategies towards Developing an Underdeveloped Region
One of the major objectives of the Look East, now rechristened as Act East Policy, of India is to develop the geographically and economically isolated region of Northeast India by economically integrating it with the neighbouring regions of South East Asia through neoliberal economic intervention. In view of this, the present article tries to analyse the rationale of such neoliberal-centric development model for the Northeast India as envisaged u…
Locating Northeast in India’s Neighbourhood Policy: Transnational Solutions to the Problems of a Periphery
India’s neighbourhood policy seems to be devoid of any strategy to integrate national interests with the concerns of border regions like Northeast India. India’s security-centric approach prevented a cooperative relationship from emerging with its neighbours, while a deeper and intense engagement with them would have benefitted India and helped solve many of the problems that Northeast India is facing today. However, the recent move by India unde…
Locating Northeast in India’s Neighbourhood Policy: Transnational Solutions to the Problems of a Periphery
India’s neighbourhood policy seems to be devoid of any strategy to integrate national interests with the concerns of border regions like Northeast India. India’s security-centric approach prevented a cooperative relationship from emerging with its neighbours, while a deeper and intense engagement with them would have benefitted India and helped solve many of the problems that Northeast India is facing today. However, the recent move by India unde…
Locating Northeast in India’s Neighbourhood Policy: Transnational Solutions to the Problems of a Periphery
India’s neighbourhood policy seems to be devoid of any strategy to integrate national interests with the concerns of border regions like Northeast India. India’s security-centric approach prevented a cooperative relationship from emerging with its neighbours, while a deeper and intense engagement with them would have benefitted India and helped solve many of the problems that Northeast India is facing today. However, the recent move by India unde…
Act East through India’s Northeast: Limits of Neoliberal Strategies towards Developing an Underdeveloped Region
One of the major objectives of the Look East, now rechristened as Act East Policy, of India is to develop the geographically and economically isolated region of Northeast India by economically integrating it with the neighbouring regions of South East Asia through neoliberal economic intervention. In view of this, the present article tries to analyse the rationale of such neoliberal-centric development model for the Northeast India as envisaged u…
Look (Act) East Policy and Northeast India: Reimagining the Space Through Institutional, Physical and Social Connectivity
The underdevelopment of Northeast India is quite often explained in terms of economic isolation primarily on account of its geographical peripherality. To address this challenge, a new imagination, through the Look (Act) East Policy has been proposed. This approach, makes India’s Northeast the centre of a unified economic, physical and social space through its integration with the trans-border neighbouring regions. In this article, an attempt has…
Unpacking Ulfa: Precursors and Paradoxes of an Insurgency in Northeast India
Mixed Ethno-state Offspring’ in the Ethnic Homeland: Locating the Ethnic Homeland Framework in Arunachal Pradesh and Understanding the Intricacies of ‘Mixed Ethno-state Offspring’
Abolishing the Free Movement Regime Between India and Myanmar: Striking a Faustian Bargain
The Free Movement Regime (FMR) along the India-Myanmar border was designed as an innovative border management mechanism that addresses the cultural distribution and socio-economic needs of cross-border communities. The Government of India’s decision to abolish the FMR and fence the border, citing its misuse by certain factions, has faced opposition from various stakeholders. In this context, the current paper explores the relevance of the FMR in …
India-Philippines in the Indo-Pacific: An emerging strategic partnership
South Asian Studies and Conflicts (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · South Asian Studies and Diaspora (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Politics (3 works)