India, Pakistan and the Kashmir dispute : on regional conflict and its resolution
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India, Pakistan and the Kashmir dispute : on regional conflict and its resolution
Macmillan, 1994
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The India-Pakistan "line of control" in Kashmir is one of the most heavily militarized areas of Asia, with both countries pouring enormous resources into strengthening their respective positions in a barren, glacial wilderness. How this situation came about and how it is likely to be resolved is the theme of this book. Professor Wirsing describes the wars that stalemated in Kashmir and the dangerous incidents that have occurred since establishment of the 1972 boundaries. With the Indian government under increasing pressure from separatists and radicals, the Pakistan government's instability, and the nuclear capacity of both sides, the Kashmir issue has serious political implications for the future.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The boundary problem: overview
- entitlement issues
- delimitations issues
- the strategic context. Part 2 The separatist problem: the Kasmiri muslim uprising indian security forces in Jammu and Kashmir
- Indian policy in Jammu and Kashmir. Part 3 The problem of settlement: dilemmas of format - the instruments of negotiation
- dilemmas of formula - the aims of negotiation. Part 4 Recommendations: the US role in Kashmir - towards constructive engagement
- India and Pakistan - breaking the deadlock.
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