Pushpesh Pant’s International Relations in the 21st Century (published by McGraw Hill ) is a cornerstone text for students and UPSC aspirants, providing a comprehensive overview of global shifts from an Indian perspective. While a full official PDF is generally not available for free due to copyright, you can access substantial previews and summaries through Google Books and academic platforms. Core Themes and Structure
Covers India's relations with ASEAN, Pakistan, and Africa, alongside specific issues like the Rohingya crisis and Brexit. Universal Challenges: Universal Challenges: The 21st century has seen the
The 21st century has seen the emergence of new powers, including China, India, and Brazil, which have challenged the traditional dominance of Western powers. Pant argues that the rise of these new powers has created new opportunities for cooperation and competition, leading to a more multipolar world order. The book examines the implications of this shift for international relations, including the need for greater cooperation and dialogue among nations. The book is typically divided into sections that
The book is typically divided into sections that balance historical context with modern global issues: McGraw Hill The Cold War Era: Universal Challenges: The 21st century has seen the
