Today India symbolizes, along with China, one of the main fundamental power shifts towards Asia. Virtually all global challenges - whether climate change, nuclear proliferation and poverty reduction - depend on the contribution and active commitment of India. In this context, FGV Press launches A Índia na ordem global? (India in the global order) - the book that is part of FGV's Pocket Collection, of the Series Entenda o Mundo (Understanding the World).In the work, five of the leading thinkers of the Asian country - Nehru, Mohan, Das, Varshney and Menon - discuss India's rise and its implications for the future of global politics. The book also presents an analysis of the strategies of Indian diplomacy, its main domestic challenges, as well as the country's relationship with international institutions and norms. This is a recommended reading for anyone interested in understanding the complex transition of power that the world is experiencing today.A Índia na ordem global is coordinated by the professor of the School of Social Sciences (FGV/CPDOC) Oliver Stuenkel. Please click here for more information (in Portuguese).FGV's Pocket CollectionSince 2009, FGV Press has devoted itself to the production of works of synthesis on different Humanities and Social Sciences themes through FGV's Pocket Collection.Law, Economics, Philosophy, History, International Relations, Sociology and Tourism are the themes that make up the collection, which features over 30 titles and has already surpassed the mark of 20,000 copies sold.Please click here and learn more (in Portuguese).