Ashwath Komath
Biographic Data
| ID | 6595247 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ashwath Komath |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ashwath |
| FAMILY NAME | Komath |
| SIGNATURE | KOMATH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ashwath Komath is a postgraduate in International Relations from South Asian University, New Delhi. His research interests include the United Nations, Terrorism, Indian Foreign Policy and Diplomacy. |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1444-1790 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Kashmir Litmus test: An examination of international Islamic solidarity and co-operation
This article looks into international cooperation based on shared religious solidarity; its causative factors, and how it influences relations between states. To demonstrate its effects in actual practice, this article examines the case study of the decision of the Indian government to revoke the special status of Kashmir in 2019, which prompted criticism by a few states, specifically Turkey and Malaysia, and also examines the role of the Organiz…
Bancor Comes of Age: A Case for an Indian Bitcoin Reserve
John Maynard Keynes proposed the concept of ‘Bancor’ in 1940 as a supranational currency that would serve as the international reserve currency. The concept did not take off at the time, despite the underlying need to liberate the international system from the hegemonic tendencies of a national currency serving as a global medium of exchange. The emergence of Bitcoin makes it possible to revive the idea of a de-nationalised global medium of excha…
Localitis’ in State Diplomacy: A Study on Cultural Immersion and its Effects on the Indian Foreign Service
Literature in Diplomatic Studies often reference a phenomenon where diplomats sent for too long to another country develop an affinity for their assigned country, sometimes to the detriment of their home country. This has profound implications when we examine diplomatic agents as personalities in their own right and their ability to perform as state agents. This article investigates the basis of such a claim by examining the Indian diplomatic cor…
State Behaviour at the Universal Periodic Review: An Examination of India’s Third Review at the United Nations Human Rights Council
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) has been a promising instrument in the hands of the United Nations Human Rights Council. With more emphasis on constructive criticism than an adversarial approach, it was thought that this method would help states to improve their human rights records. This article takes the case of India’s last review through this process and derives various trends and patterns of interaction with other states. It starts by ou…
The Kashmir Litmus test: An examination of international Islamic solidarity and co-operation
This article looks into international cooperation based on shared religious solidarity; its causative factors, and how it influences relations between states. To demonstrate its effects in actual practice, this article examines the case study of the decision of the Indian government to revoke the special status of Kashmir in 2019, which prompted criticism by a few states, specifically Turkey and Malaysia, and also examines the role of the Organiz…
State Behaviour at the Universal Periodic Review: An Examination of India’s Third Review at the United Nations Human Rights Council
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) has been a promising instrument in the hands of the United Nations Human Rights Council. With more emphasis on constructive criticism than an adversarial approach, it was thought that this method would help states to improve their human rights records. This article takes the case of India’s last review through this process and derives various trends and patterns of interaction with other states. It starts by ou…
Bancor Comes of Age: A Case for an Indian Bitcoin Reserve
John Maynard Keynes proposed the concept of ‘Bancor’ in 1940 as a supranational currency that would serve as the international reserve currency. The concept did not take off at the time, despite the underlying need to liberate the international system from the hegemonic tendencies of a national currency serving as a global medium of exchange. The emergence of Bitcoin makes it possible to revive the idea of a de-nationalised global medium of excha…
Localitis’ in State Diplomacy: A Study on Cultural Immersion and its Effects on the Indian Foreign Service
Literature in Diplomatic Studies often reference a phenomenon where diplomats sent for too long to another country develop an affinity for their assigned country, sometimes to the detriment of their home country. This has profound implications when we examine diplomatic agents as personalities in their own right and their ability to perform as state agents. This article investigates the basis of such a claim by examining the Indian diplomatic cor…
The Kashmir Litmus test: An examination of international Islamic solidarity and co-operation
This article looks into international cooperation based on shared religious solidarity; its causative factors, and how it influences relations between states. To demonstrate its effects in actual practice, this article examines the case study of the decision of the Indian government to revoke the special status of Kashmir in 2019, which prompted criticism by a few states, specifically Turkey and Malaysia, and also examines the role of the Organiz…
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