Dialogue

Geography derives its unique character from its dealing with space and time. Its ability to analyse spatially & temporally makes it an integrating discipline. This is the reason that probably every field can be studied from a geographic perspective. Such inter and trans-disciplinary character produces an interesting dialogue.

A Polar-Centric Approach to Understanding the Arctic Climate Crisis vis-à-vis Global Politics and Commerce

Much of the prevalent discourse on environment, resource economy, climate change etc. has been focused on the polar regions to a great extent. Yet most of these discursive exercises focus more on these phenomena than the region itself…continue reading

Does Solar Energy Pay Off Its Carbon Debt?

The drastic surge in pollution and depletion of renewable resources has kicked in the need to find an alternate energy source. Solar energy seems promising and is being adequately utilized for energy conversion. However, even though it claims to be a clean fuel, is it actually so? Does solar energy harnessing leave a carbon footprint? The present article tries to answer these questions.

Climate Finance: The great gap in Climate Legal Frameworks 

When we hear about or worse, suffer directly from a heatwave, flood or a big fire, there’s no place for doubt that what stands behind it is climate change. Some call it global warming, others climate change but an increasing number of people are recognising it as a climate crisis…continue reading

Story of Migration

Migration is an important factor that determines the population growth, structure and composition of a region. All the civilisations existing today and the ones we have known are products of migration…continue reading

United Nations Convention on the LAW OF THE SEA

UNCLOS or the United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea is an international agreement defining the international guidelines for maritime rights and responsibilities of nations…continue reading
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