Anuradha M Chenoy
Biographic Data
| ID | 5804549 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anuradha M Chenoy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anuradha M |
| FAMILY NAME | Chenoy |
| SIGNATURE | CHENOY A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jawaharlal Nehru University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
US Imperial Overreach in Venezuela
The abduction of Nicolás Maduro can rebound in unknown ways and create multiple crises
Continuing Security Council Resolution 1325 in India
As a middle-ranking power that projects its vision internationally and aspires for global recognition, India is embedded in its specific traditions and presents itself as a voice of the Global South. India promotes dialogue as opposed to confrontation and has from the highest level stated ‘this is not the time for war’. Peace as rhetoric and practice constitutes a feminist principle. In the light of this positioning, what would a feminist foreign…
Ethnic Cleansing in Gaza; War and Mayhem in West Asia
Conditions created by the US–Israel combine threaten to plunge West Asia into war
Israeli Aggression against Iran
Driven by US–Israeli imperial designs, a war on Iran will have devastating consequences for the region and the world
(Wl-1859)-The Trump Plan for Ethnic Cleansing of Gaza and the Arab Response
,
Israeli Plan of Annexing Gaza
In the absence of a global intervention for a just resolution, Zionists are pushing towards a “final solution.”
Russia–India–China Meet
,
The Great Betrayal
,
West Asia
Arab leaders cut deals with Trump while Israel escalates its extermination campaign in Gaza
Just security in an undergoverned world
The idea and practice of security has remained largely state-centric and exclusive to strategic paradigms until recently. It is increasingly clear that security intersects with key issues from deve
India and Russia in the Changing International Setting
In the first decade of the post-Cold War era, relations between India and Russia have suffered because of mutual neglect and clear attempts to prioritize establishment of the friendliest relations with the sole superpower, the United States. However, the natural preference in both countries to work for multipolarity in world politics helped in repairing the relationship, particularly during the past one decade. Remarkably, relations with the US a…
The Gender and Human Security Debate
Feminists have welcomed the human security concept for the challenge it poses to national and state security but have faulted it for not adequately addressing women's issues. This article looks at the debate between feminists and human security theorists on the issue of gender, what impact these two discourses have on current thinking, and examines if these contradictions can be reconciled when enacting policy decisions
India and the Arms Trade Treaty
The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) seeks to regulate the transfer of conventional arms on the principle that arms exporters and importers have a responsibility to ensure that weapons are not used in violations of international law. India wants the ATT to be limited to illicit trade. It believes that the United Nations has various mechanisms to deal with human rights violations and that this issue should not be linked to arms trade. Indian citizens have …
India and Russia
India is seeking a greater role for itself in the international system. This aspiration is based on the view that India is a stable democracy with significant human and material resources; it is an increasingly important economic power; it has an established record as a responsible and law abiding state; and it has consistently voiced the concerns of the developing countries as a leader of the non-aligned group. Indian foreign policy makers argue…
Human Security
This book, now available in paperback, traces the key evolutions in the development of the concept of human security, the various definitions and critiques, how it relates to other concepts, and what it implies for polities, politics, and policy. Human security is an important subject for the whole world, in particular Asia, as it deals with interactions among fields of social change, such as development, conflict resolution, human rights, and hu…
A Plea for Engendering Human Security
The human security concept centred around rights is a radical departure from the traditional state-centric approach to security issues. However this paradigm needs to be engendered because experience has shown that the concept of “people” still leaves out women, especially those at the margins. Threats from militarism, patriarchy, chauvinism, sectarianism, poverty and denial of rights affect women differently than they do men and since structures…
Women in the South Asian Conflict Zones
Gender and International Politics
The policies of globalisation and militarisation are lending a muscular discourse to international politics, which provide continuity to the principle of patriarchy and privilege, especially during times of threat and conflict. This kind of politics has a structural impact on society because it endorses traditional gender roles and places people in binary categories like 'with us' or 'against us', 'civilised' and 'uncivilised', 'warriors' or 'wim…
September 2001 and After
Bringing Gender into National Security and International Relations
Political and Economic Processes in the Central Asian Republics
The European Union and the Breakup of Yugoslavia
A Plea for Engendering Human Security
The human security concept centred around rights is a radical departure from the traditional state-centric approach to security issues. However this paradigm needs to be engendered because experience has shown that the concept of “people” still leaves out women, especially those at the margins. Threats from militarism, patriarchy, chauvinism, sectarianism, poverty and denial of rights affect women differently than they do men and since structures…
Gender and International Politics
The policies of globalisation and militarisation are lending a muscular discourse to international politics, which provide continuity to the principle of patriarchy and privilege, especially during times of threat and conflict. This kind of politics has a structural impact on society because it endorses traditional gender roles and places people in binary categories like 'with us' or 'against us', 'civilised' and 'uncivilised', 'warriors' or 'wim…
Bringing Gender into National Security and International Relations
The European Union and the Breakup of Yugoslavia
The European Union and the Breakup of Yugoslavia
Political and Economic Processes in the Central Asian Republics
Bringing Gender into National Security and International Relations
September 2001 and After
Women in the South Asian Conflict Zones
Gender and International Politics
The policies of globalisation and militarisation are lending a muscular discourse to international politics, which provide continuity to the principle of patriarchy and privilege, especially during times of threat and conflict. This kind of politics has a structural impact on society because it endorses traditional gender roles and places people in binary categories like 'with us' or 'against us', 'civilised' and 'uncivilised', 'warriors' or 'wim…
A Plea for Engendering Human Security
The human security concept centred around rights is a radical departure from the traditional state-centric approach to security issues. However this paradigm needs to be engendered because experience has shown that the concept of “people” still leaves out women, especially those at the margins. Threats from militarism, patriarchy, chauvinism, sectarianism, poverty and denial of rights affect women differently than they do men and since structures…
Human Security
This book, now available in paperback, traces the key evolutions in the development of the concept of human security, the various definitions and critiques, how it relates to other concepts, and what it implies for polities, politics, and policy. Human security is an important subject for the whole world, in particular Asia, as it deals with interactions among fields of social change, such as development, conflict resolution, human rights, and hu…
India and Russia
India is seeking a greater role for itself in the international system. This aspiration is based on the view that India is a stable democracy with significant human and material resources; it is an increasingly important economic power; it has an established record as a responsible and law abiding state; and it has consistently voiced the concerns of the developing countries as a leader of the non-aligned group. Indian foreign policy makers argue…
The Gender and Human Security Debate
Feminists have welcomed the human security concept for the challenge it poses to national and state security but have faulted it for not adequately addressing women's issues. This article looks at the debate between feminists and human security theorists on the issue of gender, what impact these two discourses have on current thinking, and examines if these contradictions can be reconciled when enacting policy decisions
India and the Arms Trade Treaty
The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) seeks to regulate the transfer of conventional arms on the principle that arms exporters and importers have a responsibility to ensure that weapons are not used in violations of international law. India wants the ATT to be limited to illicit trade. It believes that the United Nations has various mechanisms to deal with human rights violations and that this issue should not be linked to arms trade. Indian citizens have …
India and Russia in the Changing International Setting
In the first decade of the post-Cold War era, relations between India and Russia have suffered because of mutual neglect and clear attempts to prioritize establishment of the friendliest relations with the sole superpower, the United States. However, the natural preference in both countries to work for multipolarity in world politics helped in repairing the relationship, particularly during the past one decade. Remarkably, relations with the US a…
Just security in an undergoverned world
The idea and practice of security has remained largely state-centric and exclusive to strategic paradigms until recently. It is increasingly clear that security intersects with key issues from deve
Continuing Security Council Resolution 1325 in India
As a middle-ranking power that projects its vision internationally and aspires for global recognition, India is embedded in its specific traditions and presents itself as a voice of the Global South. India promotes dialogue as opposed to confrontation and has from the highest level stated ‘this is not the time for war’. Peace as rhetoric and practice constitutes a feminist principle. In the light of this positioning, what would a feminist foreign…
Ethnic Cleansing in Gaza; War and Mayhem in West Asia
Conditions created by the US–Israel combine threaten to plunge West Asia into war
Israeli Aggression against Iran
Driven by US–Israeli imperial designs, a war on Iran will have devastating consequences for the region and the world
(Wl-1859)-The Trump Plan for Ethnic Cleansing of Gaza and the Arab Response
,
Israeli Plan of Annexing Gaza
In the absence of a global intervention for a just resolution, Zionists are pushing towards a “final solution.”
Russia–India–China Meet
,
The Great Betrayal
,
West Asia
Arab leaders cut deals with Trump while Israel escalates its extermination campaign in Gaza
US Imperial Overreach in Venezuela
The abduction of Nicolás Maduro can rebound in unknown ways and create multiple crises
Political science (15 works) · Law (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Politics (10 works) · Economics (7 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (6 works) · Development economics (5 works) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)