A distinctly streamlined branch of international organization (IO) studies evolved only after the School of International Studies (SIS) became part of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). The trajectory of IO studies in SIS may be distinguished from the frequently witnessed shifts in the Western international relations (IR) scholarship; it is generally marked by an eclectic approach rather than by any dogmatic bias. The legacy of the founding IO faculty is sought to be carried forward by the younger serving colleagues by introducing new courses on the growing diversity and complexity of the IO space, besides actively engaging in research and outreach activities. The IO programme at SIS is unique to Indian IR academia and should be nurtured to serve the interests and aspirations of the country. For this, not just the faculty and researchers at SIS, but the state apparatus too may have to invest in furthering the potential of the IO programme, building on the substantial contributions so far.
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