SLS RESEARCH JOURNAL: MAY-AUGUST 2023

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CONTENTS : LIBERAL STUDIES JOURNAL

TITLE : INDIA’S G20 PRESIDENCY

Vol. 8, Issue 2 / May – August 2023

ARTICLES :

• S.N. Misra
  India and G20: New Delhi’s Leadership During Global Economic and Environment Crises
• Gunjan Singh
  India’s G20 Presidency and Chinese Reactions
• Uddipan Mukherjee
  The G20 Sphere and India-Australia Alliance
• Banita Mahanandia, Singh Subhalaxmi Baidhar
  India’s Strategic Move to Include African Union in G20 Summit 2023
• Devanshi Shah
  Towards Global South Paradiplomacy and U20 Climate Accords
• Neeraj Singh Manhas
  India’s G20 Presidency Towards Water Security: Collaboration for Sustainable Water Management
• Sanjay Kumar Pradhan, Ninad Ghoshal
  Climate Change, G20 and the Renewables: A Perspective from the International Solar Alliance
• William Nunes, Kinjal Asmi
  India and G20: Ushering an Era of Peace

BOOK REVIEWS :

• Akshita Sinha
  Cultural Sentiment and Diaspora Sensibilities by Urmi Satyan
• Suman Shingala
  The Architect of the New BJP: How Narendra Modi Transformed the Party by Ajay Singh