The final of a four-volume survey and explorations in political science conducted by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, this volume focuses on the transformations occurring in the research, practice, and theories of international relations in India. Acknowledging the broadening scope of the discipline, it looks at traditional as well as new issues such as global governance, international law and norms, development and civil society. It also examines a wide range of theoretical approaches such as realism, critical theory, neo-Marxism, postcolonialism, development theory, and liberalism. Besides providing a bibliographic guide, it identifies the lacunae in the field, and explores lines of future inquiry.