Author: Rajika Bhandari / Topic: International Affairs

Author:: Rajika Bhandari
Publication Date:: 07-2018
Content Type:: Special Report
Institution:: Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations
Abstract:: President Vladimir Putin is in India on a two-day state visit to India, his third trip to India during Prime Minister Modi’s term. A key agreement that has just been signed is the $5 billion deal for the S-400 air defence system. However, U.S. sanctions on Russia’s top defence manufacturers will be a hurdle in closing this agreement, making payments to Russia difficult and scaring away potential Indian partners, especially those with investments in the West. Gateway House looks at India’s options for successfully concluding this agreement without falling foul of American sanctions
Topic:: International Affairs
Political Geography:: Global Focus

Author:: Rajika Bhandari, Raisa Belyavina, and Jing Li
Publication Date:: 05-2013
Content Type:: Working Paper
Institution:: Institute of International Education
Abstract:: In an increasingly globalized world, investing in international education is a growing priority for individuals and countries alike. Students seek out experiences that will shape their careers while nations vie for the world's most talented minds to contribute to research, innovation and economic growth. International education and intercultural competencies are increasingly more valued by employers ranging from multinational corporations to the public sector. Recognizing the need for connecting with global peers, students around the world are more mobile today than ever before. They also have opportunities to participate in a wide array of educational activities abroad, ranging from brief educational study tours to obtaining full degrees overseas that can span a student's entire higher education career.
Topic:: Education, Foreign Exchange, and International Affairs
Political Geography:: United States

Author:: Rajika Bhandari
Publication Date:: 05-2009
Content Type:: Policy Brief
Institution:: Institute of International Education
Abstract:: Worldwide, there were over 2.9 million international students in 2006, a3% increase over the previous year. By 2025, almost 8 million students are projected to be studying outside their home country.
Topic:: Markets, Migration, and International Affairs
Political Geography:: United States

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