Gandhian praxis for global institutions

The author finds South Asia a disturbing neighbourhood, where India has to reckon with neighbours' internal problems conflating its own with lingering problems.

This scholarly book by Ambassador Yogendra Kumar provides an intellectual discourse on trends in international relations in the post-Cold War era. Drawn from his vast experience as a diplomat spanning more than three decades in various countries, the author provides insights into the contemporary geopolitical uncertainties, taking us behind the current turmoil in each region of the world. Concerned about the inadequacies of multilateral institutions to tackle these persisting challenges, he explores whether the Gandhian praxis that lays emphasis on inclusive democracy can offer alternative solutions for humanity at large.

In essence, then, the author offers a non-western perspective of