Global Affairs

In an age defined by shifting alliances, emerging technologies, and contested borders, Global Affairs: Security, Strategy, and Conflict offers a sweeping and incisive analysis of the forces reshaping international stability. This book explores the evolving architecture of global security through a multidisciplinary lens, unpacking the doctrines, dilemmas, and dynamics that govern state behavior and strategic decision-making.Key themes include:International Security: A deep dive into the transformation of security doctrines, the role of multilateral institutions, and the delicate balance between deterrence and diplomacy.Terrorism and Counterterrorism: Insight into the global fight against violent extremism, with a focus on adaptive threats, cyberterrorism, and strategic countermeasures.Nuclear Proliferation and Nuclear Security: A critical look at the spread of nuclear capabilities, escalation risks, and control mechanisms, with focused analysis on South Asia, the U.S., Russia, Iran, and Ukraine.Nuclear Politics in South Asia: Examines the strategic postures and crisis behavior of India, Pakistan, and China, highlighting deterrence dynamics and regional flashpoints.Maritime Strategy and Geopolitical Competition: Explores cooperation and rivalry in the Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, and Pacific Ocean, analyzing naval buildup, strategic chokepoints, and the contest for influence in vital sea lanes.Theoretical and Historical Foundations: Integrates liberal, realist, and critical perspectives on security, linking political economy, structural violence, and global governance.Supported by recent data, case studies, and a comprehensive glossary, this book is an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and readers seeking to understand the strategic currents shaping our world in 2025 and beyond. Amna Waseem is a multi‑genre author, creative entrepreneur, and MPhil scholar in Political Science at Kinnaird College for Women. With over forty published eBooks, she writes across children's and adult fiction as well as educational non‑fiction, blending imaginative storytelling with accessible insights.Her short story The Widow and the Whispering Cup is part of the digital eBook collection of the New York Public Library, while her coloring book is included in the Dubai Public Library. These international placements highlight her growing global presence and the cultural resonance of her work.Away from her desk, she embraces simple living-finding inspiration in quiet mornings with coffee and the calm of sunlit garden corners.

Global Affairs: Humanity, Sustainability, and Shared Futures is a compelling exploration of the forces shaping our interconnected world. The third volume in the Global Affairs series, this book examines four pivotal domains-human rights, environmental governance, population dynamics, and global energy politics-through a lens of ethical responsibility and shared destiny.From the evolution of international human rights to the urgent realities of climate change, the book traces how global treaties like the Kyoto Protocol and Copenhagen Accord attempt to balance national interests with planetary survival. It analyzes world population trends and policies, highlighting demographic shifts, migration, and reproductive justice. The energy chapter delves into fossil fuel geopolitics, renewable transitions, and the role of institutions like the IEA and IRENA in shaping global energy governance.Structured for students, educators, and engaged citizens, this volume offers accessible analysis, historical context, and forward-looking insights. It emphasizes the need for inclusive cooperation, ethical innovation, and civic imagination in building resilient futures. With clarity and conviction, Global Affairs invites readers to reflect, reimagine, and participate in shaping a world where sustainability and human dignity are not ideals-but shared realities. Amna Waseem is a multi‑genre author, creative entrepreneur, and MPhil scholar in Political Science at Kinnaird College for Women. With over forty published eBooks, she writes across children's and adult fiction as well as educational non‑fiction, blending imaginative storytelling with accessible insights.Her short story The Widow and the Whispering Cup is part of the digital eBook collection of the New York Public Library, while her coloring book is included in the Dubai Public Library. These international placements highlight her growing global presence and the cultural resonance of her work.Away from her desk, she embraces simple living-finding inspiration in quiet mornings with coffee and the calm of sunlit garden corners.

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the systems, institutions, and actors that shape global political economy and governance. From the historical roots of mercantilism to the complexities of modern trade wars and climate diplomacy, it unpacks the forces driving international cooperation and conflict. Designed for students, researchers, and policy enthusiasts, the book blends theory with current events-including WTO coalitions, BRICS dynamics, and the evolving role of non-state actors. Each chapter builds a layered understanding of how global trade and governance intersect with development, power, and reform in the 21st century. Amna Waseem is a multi‑genre author, creative entrepreneur, and MPhil scholar in Political Science at Kinnaird College for Women. With over forty published eBooks, she writes across children's and adult fiction as well as educational non‑fiction, blending imaginative storytelling with accessible insights.Her short story The Widow and the Whispering Cup is part of the digital eBook collection of the New York Public Library, while her coloring book is included in the Dubai Public Library. These international placements highlight her growing global presence and the cultural resonance of her work.Away from her desk, she embraces simple living-finding inspiration in quiet mornings with coffee and the calm of sunlit garden corners.