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Geopolitics looks at how geographic elements like natural resources, landforms, and key locations affect how countries behave and how their political strategies are shaped. It looks into the ways in which power is exercised, alliances are built, conflicts develop, and the global balance of power is either upheld or threatened. Understanding state motivations, the impact of borders and territories, and the dynamics of regional and global security are all made possible by geopolitical analysis.
We investigate the factors that are reshaping the geopolitical landscape in the twenty-first century, ranging from the emergence of new powers to the effects of technological development and changes in the dynamics of the global economy.
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Sailajananda Saikia
An academician and researcher in Geography and Geopolitics is Dr. Sailajananda Saikia. He currently holds the position of Head of the Geography Department at Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) in Arunachal Pradesh, India. With his broad knowledge and skill, Prof. In both the academic and professional worlds, Saikia has made a significant contribution to the understanding and development of geopolitics. Prof. Saikia is a Ph. D. and has a strong academic background in geography. For many years, he has been actively engaged in geography research, instruction, and mentoring of students, passing on invaluable information and insights.
His main areas of interest in the study of Regional Development and Planning, Agriculture Geography, Social and Cultural Geography, and Geopolitics. The subject matter of Geopolitics is intricate connections between geography, power, and international relations. Prof. Saikia has devoted a lot of time to studying regional geopolitics, border studies, resource politics, and strategic affairs, particularly in the context of South Asia and the Eastern Himalayan region.
At both the national and international levels, Saikia actively takes part in academic conferences, seminars, and workshops. He has given lectures and presentations on a range of geopolitical topics, sharing his perspectives and insights with other academics and students. The academic community has widely acknowledged and valued his contributions.
