A core component of the study of International Studies is diplomacy, how different nations bargain their interests and ideals to work toward a state of peaceful global relations. contributions in promoting the study of international relations as an academic discipline in India and in advancing knowledge and understanding of international affairs in an inter-disciplinary perspective. Students integrate and apply knowledge across disciplines in order to analyze global issues and problems. It equips students with analytical and critical skills to understand contemporary international politics and prepare them for a range of professions that require knowledge of international affairs. The opportunity to study a broad range of issues, including the formulation and implementation of foreign policy, relations between states and governments, international organizations and NGOs, international law, conflict and post-conflict peace-making and transitional justice, the role of empire or revolutions in world politics, and gender and international relations

1. Krityanand UNESCO club Jamshedpur
POST-GRADUATE INTERNSHIP ON INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Krityanand UNESCO Club, Jamshedpur is a non-government organization (NGO) established in 1992, Registered Under Societies Registration Act, 1860
and has Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
The program in political science provides advanced education for students preparing for teaching,
research or applied careers in International Studies. The Krityanand UNESCO Club is pleased to
announce new research internship placements in International Studies. The organization has a strong
record of supervising internships in Political Science; The internship gives students an opportunity to
gain important experience beyond the classroom through work at a governmental or private agency
concerned with public policy. This summer internship programs continues run due to COVID-19,
(Work from Home), and are aimed at Post Graduate students/M.Phil. /PhD.
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Purpose
A core component of the study of International Studies is diplomacy, how different nations bargain their interests and ideals to work
toward a state of peaceful global relations. contributions in promoting the study of international relations as an academic discipline
in India and in advancing knowledge and understanding of international affairs in an inter-disciplinary perspective. Students
integrate and apply knowledge across disciplines in order to analyze global issues and problems. It equips students with analytical
and critical skills to understand contemporary international politics and prepare them for a range of professions that require
knowledge of international affairs. The opportunity to study a broad range of issues, including the formulation and implementation of
foreign policy, relations between states and governments, international organizations and NGOs, international law, conflict and post-
conflict peace-making and transitional justice, the role of empire or revolutions in world politics, and gender and international
relations.
102/A,Kalpanapuri
Adityapur Industrial Area
Jamshedpur 832109, India.
Tel: +91 657 238 3158
E: knunesco@yahoo.com
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Internships
Internships are perhaps the best way to connect the theory of the classroom with the practice of the field. By engaging in practical
activity, and then framing and contextualizing that activity with a theoretical lens, students who work an academic internship have
the opportunity to see how the ideas that underlie the study of the field manifest and play out in everyday lives. This both enriches
the scholastic understanding of what students have studied, as well has help them to discover their own potential contributions when
they discover shortcomings or lacunae in what they have learned.
Internships also allow students to pursue opportunities that will enhance their resume for their post-graduate pursuits in the work
force on in graduate school. Political science is an impressively diverse field that can lead students in a number of potential career
directions. Supervised internships allow students to try out areas in which they are interested to see if the reality of the field matched
their preconceived notions. If the student falls in love with the field, it presents the opportunity to get a foot in the door and begin to
build professional contacts. If the student finds that the work is not what they imagined, then they can avoid pursing a path they
would not enjoy. Either way, the students’ future is enriched by exploring these opportunities.
Overview of the Program:
The Krityanand UNESCO Club is an institution of research and higher education dedicated to the study of political and economic
development. The Program in International Studies offered by the organization is a PG level program that aims to groom students
into well-rounded research scholars. Challenging and enriching, this program is especially promising to students seeking careers in
academics and research, which can span across institutions of education, research, media and so on, in both public and private
sectors. It is an apt academic option for future academicians, researchers and policy makers looking to gain knowledge, skills and
intellect that can be applied to international relations.
Driven to contribute new research and fresh perspectives to the discipline, The Internship on International Studies has designed the
curriculum to be inter and multi-disciplinary, accommodating theoretical, philosophical and analytical aspects of international
relations.

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Internship Opportunities and Objective:
 To provide a comprehensive approaches to comprehend the character of contemporary international societies.
 To provide an understanding of the forces and institutions that shapes the relations between states and the
governance of societies across the globe.
 To help develop the expertise and skills appropriate for a range of public and private sector careers where advanced
knowledge and understanding of contemporary international societies are integral to their work.
 Opportunities for a circular economy post COVID-19
 The Great Reset after COVID-19 must put people first
 Rebuilding after COVID-19
CONCENTRATION: POST-GRADUATE INTERNSHIP ON INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (IIS)
Prerequisites:
Students are expected to have basic knowledge in Politics, Strong theoretical and empirical grounding in development.Preference will be
given for PG students.
Eligibility:
M.A. programme in Politics (International Studies)/ M.A. Economics (with specialization on World Economy/International
Economics) /MBA
Internship /Research Themes
Postgraduate students interested in pursuing a career in International Studies may consider the following internship program: (Any One).

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Group Internship Theme Title Purpose of the Internship Duration
IIS-A Dissertation in
International Relations
International Relations: Meaning, nature, scope and
importance; Meaning, elements, evaluation of
national power, Approaches to International Peace:
Balance of Power; Collective Security; Disarmament
and arms control and War
Non-traditional Security threats in International
Relations, Green Politics in International Relations,
Globalization and new orders of non-State
actors, and Feminist Theories, Language and Symbols
in International Relations
Marxist and Gramcian IR
To provide a comprehensive and an in-
depth orientation in the approaches to
comprehend the character of
contemporary international societies.
30 Days
US and Latin American
Studies
US Foreign policy
Evolution of US Foreign Policy Munroe Doctrine,
Neutrality, Exceptionalism, World War I & II
US and the Cold War: Marshall Plan, Truman
Doctrine, US Foreign Policy after 1990
American Foreign Policy in the post-cold war era-
The US Policy Towards the Asia-Pacific Region
The program provides a firm foundation
to comprehend the overarching role of
US and Latin America in the world
affairs.
European Studies Introduction and Idea of Europe
Modernity: Key features – The Non-European World
and Modernity – Limitations of Modernity
Cold War – West and Eastern block – Global Cold war
– end of Cold War
Europe in Post-Communist Phase
Globalization and its Implications
Feminist Movement- Definition and Movement
The Centre for European Studies is a
multi-disciplinary department which
promotes teaching, research and
outreach activities to enhance the
understanding of Europe and Indo-
European affairs.

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International Trade and
Development
Theories of International Trade: Absolute &
Comparative Advantage Theory, Heckscher-Ohlin
Theory, Terms of Trade, Factors affecting ToT,
Economic Growth and Development, Factor
Endowment growth , Prebisch-Singer Thesis,
Immiserising Growth-Jadgish Bhagwati
Economics of Technology and Development
Tariffs and its Effects
Non Tariff Trade Barriers-import quotas, voluntary
export agreements, subsidies, buy national policies,
product and safety standards, and content
requirements.
Foreign Exchange Markets and Systems
Theories of Exchange Rate Determination- Mint
Theory,
Purchasing power parity Theory
BOP theory
The program attempts to provide a
strong foundation for theoretical and
empirical economic analysis.
International Economics Introduction to economics, Production Possibility
Frontier, Basics: Supply and Demand, Market
Equilibrium,. Opportunity cost, Isoquants,
Indifference Curve Analysis., Types of Market
structure
the role of free trade, in achieving economic growth
and development.
Balance of Trade Vs BOP
Accounts in BOP
Disequilibrium in BOP and its effects
Measures to Correct BOP
International economics is the area of
economics concerning transactions and
interactions between agents (consumers,
firms and governments) of different
countries. The main goal is to introduce
students to general principles of both
international microeconomics and
international macroeconomics.
International Political
Economy
Perspectives on IPE:
Introduction to IPE, Types of Economic System,
Theories of IPE: Economic Liberalism, Economic
This program is an introduction to
International Political Economy (IPE), an
interdisciplinary field that focuses on the

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Nationalism, and Economic
Structuralism, The role of markets and states in the
global economy, Developing economies and its
features/characteristics, The Mahalanobis Model in
India, Political and Economic indicators/variables of
an economy.
The International Trade Regime
The post-WWII GATT trade regime; the creation and
record of the WTO; The domestic politics of
International Trade, Trade theories: absolute and
comparative in short, International trade relations.
The International Monetary Regime
Gold Standard Era, The Bretton Woods monetary
regime; The collapse of Bretton Woods in the
1970s;East Asian crisis 1998, The road to the
financial crisis of 2008, IMF, World Bank.
Regional Integration
Different forms of regional integration; The costs and
benefits of regional integration; The evolution and
record of; G-7, G-77, ASEAN, SAARC, EU, NAFTA .
The International Economy
Business/trade cycle theories, Strategies of
Development; Sustainable
Development, Globalization: concepts of
globalization, Waves of Globalization, The future of
Globalization; Globalization & Prospects of Global
Governance, Multi-National Corporations
interplay between politics and
economics

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Russian & Central Asian
Studies
Russia and the world
The Soviet Legacy.(Changing relationship between
Russian State and society)
2. Contemporary Russian Policy Perceptions and
Postures to Global and Regional Issues: Global
Terrorism, Nuclear Non-Proliferation, Energy
Security, NATO Expansion and EU Enlargement, etc.
Introduction to Central Asia
What is Central Asia and what is its ‘place’ in the
world?
Geopolitical importance of Central Asia (Machinder
Heart Land Theory)
Central Asia since 1991
State formation and Nation Building process in
Central Asia region
Shanghai Cooperation Organiation
Economic Reforms since independence
New-Great Game
The Silk Road: Pre- and Post- Modern
General history of Silk Road
Silk Road and India
Concept of Maritime Silk Road
This course provides students a
comprehensive understanding of the
region a multidisciplinary
approach. The paper explores
transitions that characterized the region
and focuses on the former Soviet Central
Asia or the "Orient" of the Russian
Empire.
International Law and the
issues
Sources of International Law and States Practices
Subjects of International Law
State In International Law
Essentials of State and Modern Developments
State Recognition
State Jurisdiction
State Responsibility
Succession to Rights and Obligations
Diplomatic Immunity
To understand and appreciate the scope
of principles and concepts of
Public International Law and the issues
concerning legal status and relations of
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Nationality and Statelessness
Territorial sea
Introduction to the Law of the Sea
Contiguous zone
Exclusive economic zone
Continental shelf
Maritime delimitation
Sustainable Development United Nations and Sustainable Development
Green Economy
Limit to Growth in modern era
Green Industrial Revolution
Trade and Climate Change
COVID-19 Pandemic
The role of information and communications
technologies (ICTs) with sustainable development
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable
Development, adopted by all United
Nations. At its heart are the 17
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
which are an urgent call for action by all
countries - developed and developing -
in a global partnership.
Environment Development:
Policy and Politics
Environment and Development
Sustainable Development
International efforts in Environmental Issues
Environment and Governments Policy,
Gender and Environment
Global Commons and Initiatives Environmental and
Social Movements
This program focuses on various
problems, policies, and practices in the
context of the environment in India.
Public Policy Public Policy: Concept and Dimension
Approaches to Public Policy Studies Public Policy
Process Public
Policy Analysis: Quantitative and Qualitative Models
Public Policy Research and Development
Public Policy in India:
This program aims to explain the nature
and need of public policy in theoretical,
financial and practical context.

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Models and Trends Globalization.
MNCs, WTO, and Development in India
Impact of Public Policies on Socio-Economic
Development and Nation Building in India
(The Intern Coordinator update the program readings from time to time)
Dr. Mukesh Kumar Mishra
Intern Coordinator/Cum
Secretary General
Krityanand UNESCO Club
Jamshedpur
Mob: 927950220
E-mail: knunesco@yahoo.com
July 1, 2020
Jamshedpur, India.