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Routledge Security Community in South Asia: India - Pakistan

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Description

Explore a fresh perspective on the relationship between India and Pakistan with this academic study from Routledge. While many scholars use a neo-realist approach to explain the tension between these two nations, this book takes a different path. It examines the rivalry through the lens of socio-cultural norms at two distinct levels: the elites and the general population. By looking beyond traditional international relations theories, the text describes how the current conflict is largely centered around the elites of both countries. This study also explores the concept of a hypothetical India-Pakistan security community. Understanding these unique normative structures is essential for anyone studying the political landscape of South Asia and the potential for regional peace.

Key Features

Provides a unique analysis of the India-Pakistan rivalry by looking at socio-cultural norms rather than just neo-realist approaches.

Examines the tension at two distinct levels, comparing the perspectives of political elites against the popular population.

Explores the concept of a hypothetical security community that could lead to lasting peace in the South Asian region.

Identifies how the current security rivalry is primarily centered around the leadership and elites of both nations.

Offers a detailed look at the unique normative structures that shape the political relationship between India and Pakistan.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
14 August 2012
Listed Since
03 February 2012

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