The companion volume to ‘International Relations in India: Bringing Theory Back Home’ deals with the interplay between identities and foreign policy, borders and notions of territoriality and critical geopolitics. The book also makes room for new interpretations of conventional areas of International Relations such as power and violence, thereby creating the conditions for a sustained and serious theoretical conversation of the discipline in India. Of particular relevance are contributions in the field of International Political Economy, an area of traditional neglect in the South Asian setting.