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017608
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Aug 2000.
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35-60
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000880
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Canada, University of Toronto, 1997.
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x,112p
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1895296242
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077646
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New Delhi, Pearson Longman, 2006.
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ix, 359p.
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9788131708460
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081085
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Berlin, Springer-verlag, 2008.
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xxviii, 1147p.
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Hexagon series on human and envioronmental security and peace
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9783540759768
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047124
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New Delhi, Manohar Publishers, 2000.
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143p.
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Regional Centre for Strategic Studies
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8173043507
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187532
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This article will attempt to ‘provincialise’ (Chakrabarty, 2000) the ‘secular cosmology’ of International Relations (IR) through an examination of the relational cosmology of dharma. We argue that IR is grounded in ‘secularised’ Judaeo-Christian assumptions concerning time, relations between self and other, order, and the sovereign state that set the epistemic limits of the discipline. These assumptions will be ‘provincialised’ through an engagement with dharma based on a reading of The Mahābharāta, one of the oldest recorded texts in the world. We argue that the concept of dharma offers a mode of understanding the multidimensionality of human existence without negating any of its varied, contradictory expressions. By deconstructing notions of self and other, dharma illustrates how all beings are related to one another in a moral, social, and cosmic order premised on human agency, which flows from ‘inside-out’ rather than ‘outside-in’ and that is governed by a heterogenous understanding of time. This order places limits on the state's exercise of power in a given territory by making the state responsible for creating social conditions that would enable all beings to realise their potential, thus qualifying the principle of state sovereignty that remains the foundation of the ‘secular cosmology of IR’.
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105293
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010392
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1996.
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75-95
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047851
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New Delhi, Manohar Publishers, 2000.
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384p.
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8173043604
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