...Chitralekha Zutshi Caught between two feuding countries, neither of which has truly incorporated Kashmir into its nationalist imagination or institutional structures, Kashmiris have developed their own nationalist narrative to assert their distinctiveness and desire for freedom. © 2017 Current...

... of the University of California Siddharth Varadarajan modi goodwill economic economy fortune politics triumphs capacity deliver election narendra rajiv Gandhi bjp bharatiya Kashmir jammu crude oil exchange inflation goodwill contradiction sabka saath vikas development Vajpayee...

... Pakistan China United States Kashmir strategic restraint rearmament nuclear weapons 129 Managing New Delhi s participation in the Afghan endgame will be critical, and it will require a review of US-India policy in Washington. The Fate of India s Strategic Restraint sunil dasgupTa In February...

... Nirupama Rao Kashmir Srinath Raghavan Nepal Myanmar Bharat Karnad 156 Beijing s recent behavior has strengthened hard-liners in India by legitimating the assumptions on which their worldview is built. Why India Is Becoming Warier of China shashank JoshI When the Chinese prime minister visited...

...-sector governance India Kashmir nuclear weapons Jehangir Karamat Pervez Musharraf Strategic Plans Division 136 The military will never stay in the barracks until other institutions have devel- oped enough credibility to counter the army s. Pakistan s Security-Governance Challenge c...

...Stephen P. Cohen What prevents South Asia's two largest nations from resolving a conflict that threatens to persist for decades more? Hint: Kashmir is not the root of the problem. © 2011 Current History. All rights reserved. 2011 The Regents of the University of California Stephen Cohen...

... of California Pakistan Abdul Qadeer Khan Pervez Musharraf United States Afghanistan Al Qaeda Taliban Kashmir India Hudood Ordinances 151 Musharraf s Pakistan: A Nation on the Edge ALYSSA AYRES Making peace with India may offer the only possible avenue for rolling back the military...

... Soviet Union Bill Clinton Atal Behari Vajpayee George Bush terrorism Kashmir 158 A growing awareness of India s economic and strategic potential has led to seri- ous revaluation in the United States of the India relationship. For more than half a century, the world s twolargest democracies...

... that country's domestic institutions and its external priorities? © 2002 Current History. All rights reserved. 2002 The Regents of the University of California Afghanistan Al Qaeda Bush India Kashmir militants Pakistan South Asia Taliban United States The unprecedented attacks...

... Powell India Kashmir madrassa Musharraf Pakistan terrorism Tony Blair United States Vajpayee India seized an opportunity in December 2001. In escalating a crisis into a global drama, Prime Minister Vajpayee and his colleagues took a calculated risk. Has it worked? India, Pakistan...

... United Front advance across Afghanistan. INDIA AND THE TALIBAN KASHMIR AXIS India has several reasons for supporting the United Front. It has always been concerned about security in its northern and northwestern border areas. Historically, India has enjoyed warm relations with Afghanistan. Kabul was home...

...Alexander Evans An assortment of views are held about what different segments of Kashmiri society might want, if they could truly choose. But a solution to the problem of Kashmir remains in the hands of three distinct players: the Kashmiris, and the governments of India and Pakistan. © 2020...