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Routledge - The Origins Of War In South Asia - History Book

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Understand the historical roots of tension in South Asia with this detailed study by Dr. Ganguly. This book examines the specific forces that made the relationship between India and Pakistan prone to conflict. It begins by analyzing the British colonial disengagement policy, which was a hasty and ill-conceived process that intensified ideological divides. Readers will learn how the competing views of the Congress and the Muslim League shaped the region. While the Congress promoted a secular polity, the Muslim League drew its inspiration from Islamic tenets. These opposing foundations formed the basis of the two separate polities that emerged following the collapse of the British Indian empire. This text provides a deep look into the disputes and historical circumstances that defined the post-1947 landscape of Indo-Pakistani relations.

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Analyzes the British colonial disengagement policy and its role in creating regional instability.

Explores the ideological differences between the Congress and the Muslim League.

Provides historical context on the emergence of two separate polities after the British Indian empire collapsed.

Examines the tension between secular polity views and those based on Islamic tenets.

Offers a scholarly perspective on the origins of Indo-Pakistani conflicts since 1947.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0367294621
Category: Books > Subjects > History > Social & Cultural
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 June 2019
Listed Since: 26 June 2019

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