Bengal Institute of Political Studies

Our Aims

SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH

To conduct interdisciplinary social science research that leads to in-depth understanding of our society.

INTERESTED IN RESEARCH

To engage those who are interested in research, extensions, seminars, symposium, workshop, project activity, broadly in the field of political Studies.

DEVELOP INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS

To develop international contacts and collaborative arrangements for the study of politics in both developed and developing countries and to gather information about innovations in the field of social science with a focus on the study of politics.

DEVELOP PROFESSIONAL SKILL

To develop professional skill in the study of politics and disseminate innovative ideas among the scholars in the field of politics. In addition to that it aims to create awareness about the development of the discipline among the new scholars.

About Us

The institute is a purely non-political academic forum. Its mission is to engage the interested scholars and students of politics so that they can have a better understanding of the polity and society based on objective analysis so that the generation next can create a better world.

Mentors

Proferssor Luis Cabrera
Associate Professor
Associate Professor in the School of Government & International Relations and Griffith Asia Institute at Griffith University
Dr Martin Malek
National Defense Academy (Vienna)
Born in 1965 in Stockerau (Austria), 1991 Dr. in Political Science (Vienna State University). Since 1997 (civilian) researcher at the Institute for Peace Support and Conflict Management, then at the Institute for Strategy and Security Policy, both of the National Defense Academy (Vienna). Several internships in research institutes in Germany, Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. Areas of interest and expertise: State failing theories, theories of separatism, theories of ethnic conflicts, security and military policy in the Commonwealth of Independent States (especially Russia, Ukraine, South Caucasus), post-Soviet language policy, military-industrial complex and arms trade of the post Soviet republics, relations NATO – CIS and EU – CIS, Eurasian energy policy etc. Author/editor of several books and some 300 articles, published in a dozen countries.
Professor Sanjay Bharadwaj
Professor of South Asian Studies
Professor and Chairperson at JNU Centre for South Asian Studies