Locating India in the Global Development Assistance Architecture

This book explores the intricate web of global development assistance to study the country’s evolving role in International Development. The subject matter traces India’s trajectory from its early years as a recipient of foreign aid to its emergence as a key player in providing assistance to other nations.

Uma Purushothaman teaches International Relations at the Central University of Kerala, India. She is a prolific author and also serves as a Peer Reviewer for esteemed journals. Her expertise covers a diverse range of topics, from US and Russian foreign policies to great power politics, Russia-China relations, India’s foreign policy, and more. As an emerging Indian scholar, she has made substantial contributions in the field of International Relations.