Ahmed Bux Jamali, Al Mansor Helal, Alessandro Albana, Ali Asker, Amir Ahmed Khuhro, Asad Ullah Khan, Asantha Senevirathna, Ashfak Ahmad Khan, Asma Batool, Basundhara Chakraborty, Büşra Yengeç Ersin, Chinmaya Lal Thakur, Deepa Nair, Farzan Safari Sabet, Hongsong Liu, Iram Naseer Ahmad, İshak Turan, Khola Younas Ansari, Krishna Kumar Saha, Lutfun Nahar, Mahjabin Sultana Mitul, Manjur Ali, Maziar Mozaffari Falarti, Md Nazim Uddin, Md Nazmul Islam, Md Niamot Ali, Miskat Jahan, Mohammad Zahidul Islam, Muhammad Tahir Rashid, Mussarat Jabeen, Nahid Pourrostami, Nasir Riaz, Nusrat Jahan Chowdhury, Rashmi G.M, Ravindra D. Gadkar, Saba Fatima, Sariful Islam, Sarwech Dahri, Sayed Mohammed Abdullah Al Mamun Chowdhury, Seraj Ahsan, Soumya Chaturvedi, Sudesh Pokhrel, Syeda Lasna Kabir, Tohid Asadi, Vineeth Mathoor, Zaheer Hussain Soomro
The debates surrounding area studies, including sub-disciplines, spheres of analysis, research boundaries, and theoretical foundations, persist both as a discipline and a field of research. In Türkiye, this field is commonly referred to as area, regional, or field studies. It focuses on the examination and analysis of various regions, and its subjects are evolving along different regional lines. Besides the research and publications from the general to the specific and from the specific to the general, studies centred on certain states (e.g., Russia, Germany, Türkiye) that analyze their areas of geopolitical interest also make significant contributions to the relevant literature.
Recently, there has been a notable rise in the number of edited book studies focusing on regions like Africa, Asia, and Latin America, in addition to regions near Türkiye. Considering this trend, it is fair to assert that the book “South Asia: State, Society, and Politics” which is being presented here, stands as the pioneering work in this specific field of research.