There are various elements of national power. Morgenthau has divided the elements into two categories – permanent and temporary. Palmer and Perkins divided the elements into tangible, namely geography, raw-materials and natural resources and intagible, namely morale, ideology and leadership. E.H. Carr has divided them into three categories: military power, economic power and power over…
Nature and scope of International Relations – The study of interactions between various nations, international organisations, non-state actors, and transnational phenomena is the main focus of the large area of international relations (IR). It includes a broad range of issues and worries, such as political, economic, social, and cultural elements that affect how different actors…
There are several emerging trends in international relations that are shaping the current global political landscape. Here are a few: 1. End of European supremacy Europe was the richest continent both before and after the Second World War, and it was a portion of India. There were colonies from Europe everywhere. At the time, it…
National power is a term used in political science to refer to a state’s capacity to influence other states’ conduct, accomplish its goals, and uphold its security and prosperity in the international system. National power is regarded as a crucial factor in determining a state’s place in the international system, its capacity for diplomacy, and…
Relation between RTI and democracy, RTI (Right to Information) is strongly intertwined to democracy. The right to information is a fundamental principle that promotes transparency and accountability in government operations. It guarantees citizens have access to the information they need to participate in the democratic process and hold the government responsible for its actions. RTI…
Introduction Obligations of Public Authorities Under RTI Act, Under Section 4 of the Right to Information Act, 2005 provisions related to the obligations of public authorities have been made. Canara Bank v. Central Information Commission (2008(2) C.L.J. 420) The obligation described under Section 4 of the Right to Information Act 2005 is to be compulsorily…