RAJDEEP SARKAR

I am highly passionate about Political Science with core interests in political theory, international relations and political ideology.

My core research interest lies in analyzing the impacts of globalization and technology on security and governance frameworks, on which I carried out my PhD research work. As a thinker, I seek to carefully balance facts and analysis. As a lecturer, I strive to expand the awareness of my students and encourage them to explore and innovate.]

I teach rigorous graduate-level courses at large university and earned high approval ratings from students during past year. Strong subject matter knowledge and excellent communications skills enabled achievement of optimum outcomes.

• Golden Triangle Amphetamines in India: The Indo-Bangladesh Border as an Alternative to the North-East Corridor, India Quarterly, 80, 3, SCOPUS
• Human Enhancement: Unlimited Technology, Conflict of Values and the Welfare Criterion, International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews, 5, 1, 01/01/24
• Death and a Half: The Fine Line Between Immortality and Eternal Melancholy, Santanu Biswas, Jadavpur University Essays and Studies XXXIII: Lacan and Literature, 2019
• The Islamic World Remains a House Divided on Palestine, Geopolitical Monitor, 11/01/23
• Christchurch Mosque Shootings: Diplomacy For Whom and For What?, The Geopolitics, 03/01/19
• Syria's Chemical Weapons: The Way Forward?, The Indian Express, 09/01/13

• "Field of Paradox: Dissecting the Relationship between Military AI and International Law" at the International Conference on Convergence of AI, Human Rights and IPR hosted by St.Xavier's University, Kolkata, India
• "The Afghan Question: Threats and Opportunities" at Amity Institute of Public Policy & International Young Researchers' Conference 2023 (online)
• "Uncompromising Adversity, Emotional Investment and Political Deadlock in Subaltern and Geopolitical Movements in India" at the Graduate Research Meet 2018 hosted by Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India