This article examines the problems faced by students of international studies/politics in India. It argues that the discipline is finding it difficult to severe its apron strings with the state, and students are hamstrung by a lack of theoretical training, and academia, by and large, confl ates international studies with area studies. The good news is that slowly change is taking place with the emergence of new and critical approaches.
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