Indian Journal of Politics and International Relations

Indian Journal of Politics and International Relations

"Indian Journal of Politics and International Relations" ("IJPAIR") ISSN 0973-5011 is a refereed biannual journal published by the School of International Relations and Politics, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala, India. IJPAIR is committed to providing a space for the best of writings in Political Science and International Relations (IR). It publishes topical, scholarly work on significant debates in Politics and IR and on all major socio-economic, cultural and political issues affecting India and other countries.

IJPAIR seeks to uphold a pluralist perspective. Editorial policy promotes variety in subject matter and methodology.

Each volume will carry peer-reviewed research articles, and a mix of review essays, interviews and debates. Special issues will also be published from time to time.

IJPAIR is published in January and June every year. The articles and reviews will be sent for peer-review as soon as they are received. There will be a panel of referees who will look into various aspects of the articles/reviews received, such as topicality, contents, theoretical as well as empirical components and methodology.

Copyright in the journal, alongside the articles/reviews published, shall be vested with the School of International Relations and Politics, Mahatma Gandhi University.

External links

* [http://ijpairmguniversity.blogspot.com/index.html ijpairmguniversity]
* [http://sirmguniversity.ac.in/ Sirgun University]
* [http://irupdatesmguniversity.googlepages.com/thirddiplomatlecture irupdatesmguniversity]


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