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The JSIA Bulletin is a student-led initiative by the students of Jindal School of International Affairs to foster free thought and speech.
Navigating challenges: leveraging Brisbane Port's success for Kolkata Port's sustainability
Navigating challenges: leveraging Brisbane Port's success for Kolkata Port's sustainability

This paper proposes a policy for the sustainable operation of Kolkata Port drawing lessons from Brisbane Port.
Hydro-Political Dynamics Between China–India–Pakistan: Dams and Transboundary River Governance Amidst Geopolitical Contestations
Hydro-Political Dynamics Between China–India–Pakistan: Dams and Transboundary River Governance Amidst Geopolitical Contestations

Transboundary rivers raise critical concerns for state security amidst contemporary ecological strain and regional geopolitics in South Asia.
Populism, Eurocentric Academia and Beyond: Postcolonial and Decolonial International Relations Theories
Populism, Eurocentric Academia and Beyond: Postcolonial and Decolonial International Relations Theories

Populism and Eurocentrism in Academia can be analyzed together because of their overlapping and overarching disadvantages.
Beijing's Impending “Nuclear Brinkmanship” to Deter a US Intervention in a Taiwan Crisis
Beijing's Impending “Nuclear Brinkmanship” to Deter a US Intervention in a Taiwan Crisis

In a perfectly harmonious situation of a stability/instability paradox, American intervention in a Taiwan invasion by the PRC wouldn't lead to escalation from conventional to nuclear level as the two levels are hermetically separated under the conditions of the paradox.
SINO-CENTRAL ASIA RELATIONS: DISTURBANCE, DEPENDENCY OR DEVELOPMENT?
SINO-CENTRAL ASIA RELATIONS: DISTURBANCE, DEPENDENCY OR DEVELOPMENT?

Over time, China has emerged as one of the leading economic partners in Central Asia.
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