About KM Seethi
K M Seethi is ICSSR Senior Fellow and Director, Inter University Centre for Social Science Research and Extension, MG University. He also serves as Member of the Appellete Authority (Ombudsman), MGNREGS, Govt of Kerala. Earlier, he served as Dean of Social Sciences and Senior Professor and Director of School of International Relations and Politics, Director of Research, and Coordinator KPS Menon Chair for Diplomatic Studies.
Recent Book
ENDURING DILEMMA: Flashpoints in Kashmir and India-Pakistan Relations
Based on a vast array of historical documents and primary sources, Enduring Dilemma: Flashpoints in Kashmir and India-Pakistan Relations puts across perceptive arguments and critical analysis that will inspire both academics and policymakers.
Recent Book
ENDURING DILEMMA: Flashpoints in Kashmir and India-Pakistan Relations
Based on a vast array of historical documents and primary sources, Enduring Dilemma: Flashpoints in Kashmir and India-Pakistan Relations puts across perceptive arguments and critical analysis that will inspire both academics and policymakers.
The Besieged Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis
First published in Eurasia Review, 18 October 2023 More than two million people in Gaza have suffered the consequences of the ruthless attack by Hamas, including the killing of several foreign nationals on 7 October. Numerous analyses have already come elucidating the immediate reasons behind the Hamas attack. These factors include historical injustices against the Palestinian people, Israel's ongoing occupation policy, the perceived indifference of West Asian/Gulf regimes that engaged with Israel through the ‘Abraham Accords,’ increased external support from militant groups like Hezbollah and from countries such as Iran, [...]
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May 2018
ജീവിതത്തിന്റെ “കണക്കു പുസ്തകം”
ജീവിതത്തിന്റെ "കണക്കു പുസ്തകം" എന്നു പലരും പറഞ്ഞും എഴുതിയും കേട്ടിട്ടുണ്ട്. ഞങ്ങൾക്കും ഉണ്ട് [...]
March 2018
The State is truly ‘withering away’ – day in and day out
The working class in India would soon become 'temporary people' [...]