India and the World: Civilisation, Strategy, and Geopolitical Dilemmas, (Paperback)

<p><b>What if geopolitics is not just about power-but about memory, civilisation, and identity?</b></p><p><i>India and the World</i> is not merely a history of India or a study of global politics. It is a deep inquiry into how civilisations think, adapt, and survive across time-and how India, as one of the world's oldest living civilisations, has engaged with power, ethics, and strategy over millennia.</p><p>Moving beyond conventional nation-state frameworks, this book presents India as a <b>civilisation-state</b>, shaped by long continuities of philosophy, dharma, resilience, and strategic autonomy.</p><p><b>Inside this book, you will explore: </b></p><ul><li>The civilisational foundations of Bharat from ancient to modern times</li><li>The impact of trade, culture, and knowledge networks across regions</li><li>Colonialism as a civilisational disruption, not just political control</li><li>The evolution of global geopolitics-from empires to modern institutions</li><li>India's strategic position in a rapidly changing multipolar world</li></ul><p>This work bridges <b>history, geopolitics, ethics, and strategy</b>, offering a long-duration perspective rarely found in modern analysis.</p><p><b>Central Insight: </b><br><i>Power without ethics destabilises, ethics without power dissolves-and civilisation endures only when both are balanced.</i></p><p><b>Ideal for: </b></p><ul><li>Students of history, UPSC, and international relations</li><li>Policy thinkers and strategic analysts</li><li>Readers interested in geopolitics, civilisation studies, and global order</li></ul><p>In an age of uncertainty, this book restores <b>depth to analysis and memory to strategy</b>-because the future is shaped not only by power, but by how societies understand themselves.</p>

• India and the World: Civilisation, Strategy, and Geopolitical Dilemmas, (Paperback)
• Author: Independently Published
• ISBN: 9798259491939
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-04-30
• Page Count: 510