India under non traditional threats in new globalisation era

India is fastest growing economy in the world. Growing economy has facing growing threats. in contemporary era, researchers are threats are counting in two shapes. One is traditional and another is non-traditional threats. India is under top five military powers. Indian security forces fights five wars in half of 20th century and they are successful in traditional war. But India facing non-traditional threats from last many centuries.

International Relations is crucial phase in future

International Relations and Strategic Studies is crucial for future Conflict and Resolutions in nations. Strategic Experts shaping global geopolitical scenario with the help of our strategic observations. and in scientific methods of its important as a global dimensional review. Than is the cause Strategic Studies is waging field in 21st Century to maintain the global order on human society.

Soft Skills for job seekers

Dear Students, All of you are seeking jobs in various sector and scenario has been something different. you should understand the such a facts and professional liabilities for jobs in 21st century. Soft Skills for job seekers: 1) Glob has turns from micro to macro attitude. it means "non of master and jack of all" 2) Multi discipline and muti faced activities are required in job station. 3) Recruiter's ideology shaping to Governance's challenges. It means candidate should know the all challenges of neo society. 4) Job candidate should focus our degree study as well as comparative / contemporary issues. 5) Candidate preparation for multi talented & multi tasking job. Mind psychology prepare for co ordination nor conflict. because various attitude personals will did our jobs and not necessary those jobs should in favour of your job attitude. so candidate must be wise and hard worker plus reliable with society. 6) Keep / ready your all documents in soft copy, hard copy and as per required conditions. don't be hepatic with documentation process. 7) Don't blame to others, system or any such a particular officer. its time base system. 8) Always be happy, hopefull and Hard worker (H3). 9) Passions and Passionate attitude will help in your interview success skill. 10) Candidate must know the "basic knowledge and process of updating system" for Written, Oral, Psychological, and Moral success. Contact for more info. Lt. Y. S Borse Department of Defence and Strategic Studies, M. J. College, Jalgaon. Contact: 09158989750

Art of War - Strategic Thinker Sun Tzu

PG I : Chapter 2, Sun Tzu :Strategic Thinker a) Introduction, http://www.classicsofstrategy.com/2015/11/sun-tzu-the-art-of-war-c-500-300-bc.html b) Strategic Considerations- posture of Army http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a239084.pdf c) Initiative and Flexible in War d) Formation of Forces - Chapter10 Tarrain- point 21, "The natural formation of the country is the soldier's best ally; but a power of estimating the adversary, of controlling the forces of victory, and of shrewdly calculating difficulties, dangers and distances, constitutes the test of a great general." https://suntzusaid.com/artofwar.pdf

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Future scope in Strategic studies

1. Objectives

Strategic studies is an interdisciplinary academic field centered on the study of conflict and peace strategies, often devoting special attention to the relationship between international politics, geostrategy, international diplomacy, international economics, and military power. In the scope of the studies are also subjects such as the role of intelligence, diplomacy, and international cooperation for security and defense. The subject is normally taught at the post-graduate academic or professional, usually strategic-political and strategic-military levels.

The academic foundations of the subject began with classic texts initially from the Orient such as Sun Tzu’s Art of War and went on to gain a European focus with Clausewitz’s On War. Like Clausewitz, many academics in this field reject monocausal theories and hypotheses that reduce the study of conflict to one independent variable and one dependent variable. Already in the late eighteenth century, a colourful mathematician named Dietrich Heinrich von Bülow attempted to establish mathematical formulae for the conduct of war. Carl von Clausewitz rejected Bülow’s approach and his popular claim that warfare could be reduced to positivist, teachable principles of war. Instead of formulae, we find Clausewitz stressing, time and again, that the whole purpose of educating the military commander is not to give him a series of answers for the task he will face (the complexities of which cannot be foreseen), but to educate him about different aspects of what will face him so as to let him evaluate the situation for himself, and develop his own strategy.^[1] Strategic thinkers on the whole will search for recurrent patterns, which in themselves cannot predict the characteristics of any individual case even if it doubtless fits a larger category; not all patterns of characteristics will be found in all cases.

In recent times, the major conflicts of the nineteenth century and the two World Wars have spurred strategic thinkers such as Mahan, Corbett, Giulio Douhet, Liddell Hart and, later, André Beaufre. The Cold War with its danger of degenerating into a nuclear war produced an expansion of the discipline, with authors like Bernard Brodie, Michael Howard, Raymond Aron, Lucien Poirier, Lawrence Freedman, Colin Gray, and many others.

2. Introduction

The Great strategic thinker Chanakya, Sun Tzu mentioning the strategic thoughts for Kingdom management.

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Why Defence and Strategic is important for future youth?

Dear Friends,
Today we are live in 21st century. Last century we seen lots of destructive work. now Indian youth have great role in world peace and war balancing. India known as a " Soft Power Nation " (as John Nail's mention in his book Power of Soft Power).  

Indian Defence Budget & Liberal Policies

Defence and Strategic Studies Students have great challenge to analysis about India's Defence Budget affected by changing global liberal policies. 2014 year was crucially for military and politically changing situations. Still India is fifth largest nation in military power and in addition India is member of Nuclear Supplier Group. Indian Missile