This book talks about the Indian political regime after 2014. It explores the changing meaning of diaspora and reflects upon the nature and features of Diaspora Policy of Prime Minister Modi and its impact on the changing perception about India in the world.
This book talks about the Indian political regime after 2014. It explores the changing meaning of diaspora and reflects upon the nature and features of Diaspora Policy of Prime Minister Modi and its impact on the changing perception about India in the world.
Dr Shalini Saxena has done her Ph.D. from Lucknow University in March 2010. Prior to this, she completed her M.Phil. from Centre for International Politics, Organization and Disarmament, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, in International Politics. She has done M.A. (Political Science) from Department of Political Science, University of Lucknow. Currently she is working as Assistant Professor Grade-III in political science and international relations in Amity Institute of Social Sciences, Amity University, Sector 125, NOIDA, UP, India. Earlier she was a Lecturer in Guru Gobind Singh College (Punjab University), Chandigarh. Her core interest areas are international relations, State and local governments, international organizations, campaign management and polling, journalism, electoral politics, research and university and college teaching. She appears as a Political Analyst in debates on television and a blogger in Times of India, Voices. She is a course developer and content maker for Political Science and International Relations. She is also a member of IPSA and IIPA.
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