The process of liberalisation and globalisation necessitated intensive cooperation among different countries, regionns and economies. Regional blocks started emerging towards the end of the twentieth century, to facilitate cross-border trade and development. While most of these integrations are based on the geographical proximity, BRICS stands distinct by covering five States – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, which are located in different continents. BRICS integration is amongst those new economies that are fast growing and are having huge potentiality to take lead at the global level. Although much was expected from BRICS in the governance of global affairs, the success of it is subject to debate. Hence, a book to explore the status of BRICS in terms of different aspects of cooperation attains significance.