Rivalry and Revolution in South and East Asia

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Author(s):	Ghosh, Partha S.
ISBN No.:	9781138352957
Pages:	335
Year:	202012
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1. K. Subrahmanyam (1988), 'India's Security: The North and North-East Dimension', Conflict Studies , 215 , pp.1-26. 2. Michael Leifer (1989), 'Cambodian Conflict - The Final Phase?', Conflict Studies , 221 , pp. 1-30. 3.

Anthony Hyman (1990), 'Pakistan: Towards a Modern Muslim State?', Conflict Studies , 227 , pp. 1-34. 4. Dennis Austin and Anirudha Gupta (1990), 'The Politics of Violence in India and South Asia: Is Democracy an Endangered Species?', Conflict Studies , 233 , pp. 1-35. 5. Marko Milivojevic (1991), 'The Mongolian Revolution of 1990: Stability or Conflict in Inner Asia?', Conflict Studies , 242 , pp. 1-34.

6. Iftikhar H. Malik (1993), 'The Continuing Conflict in Kashmir: Regional Détente in Jeopardy', Conflict Studies , 259 , pp. 1-26. 7. Manoj Joshi (1993), 'Combating Terrorism in Punjab: Indian Democracy in Crisis', Conflict Studies , 261 , pp. 1-37. 8.

Brian Bridges (1993), 'Japan: Hesitant Superpower', Conflict Studies , 264 , pp. 1-30. 9. David Goodman (1993), 'China's Coming "Revolutions": The Dynamics of Political Change', Conflict Studies , 266 , pp. 1-24. 10. Partha S. Ghosh (1994), 'Nuclear Rivalry in South Asia: Strategic Imperatives and National Pride', Conflict Studies , 274 , pp.

1-22. 11. Barry K. Gills (1995), 'Prospects for Peace and Stability in Northeast Asia: The Korean Conflict', Conflict Studies , 278 , pp. 1-28.

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