International Relations Quick Book | 1st Edition | IAS, PCS & Other Competitive Examinations

Comprehensive Quick Book on International Relations for IAS, PCS and other competitive examinations
Covers the basics, evolution, theories, scope and key concepts of International Relations
Dedicated coverage of Indian Foreign Policy, its evolution, determinants, institutions and contemporary priorities
Detailed study of India’s Neighbourhood Relations with Bhutan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives and Myanmar
Covers India’s relations with Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe and West Asia
Includes the strategic importance of the Indian Ocean Region, maritime security and India’s regional initiatives
Covers India’s relations with major global powers including the United States, Russia, China, United Kingdom and France
Includes India and Global South, India-Africa relations, Latin America and India’s role as a voice of developing countries
Dedicated chapter on India and Climate Change, climate diplomacy, climate finance and global climate governance
Covers major International Groupings including G20, BRICS, SAARC, RCEP, BIMSTEC, G7, QUAD, I2U2, AUKUS, NATO, SCO, FATF and ISA
Includes major International Organizations, the United Nations system, specialised agencies, funds, programmes and related organisations
Structured as a Quick Book for focused study, revision and exam-oriented preparation.

About this Book

International Relations Quick Book by Drishti Publications is a compact and structured resource designed for aspirants preparing for IAS, PCS and other competitive examinations. It covers both the conceptual foundations of International Relations and India’s contemporary engagement with the world.

The book begins with the Basics of International Relations and Indian Foreign Policy, followed by India’s relations with its neighbourhood and major regions including Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe and West Asia.

It further covers the Indian Ocean Region, India’s engagement with major global powers, the Global South, climate diplomacy, major international groupings and international organisations. The content also incorporates areas such as strategic cooperation, economic relations, security, connectivity, energy, multilateral diplomacy and contemporary global challenges.