India and Pakistan : Issues in Foreign Relations/edited
by S. Kumar. New Delhi, Anmol, 2006, viii, 459 p., ISBN 81-261-2697-3.
India and Pakistan : Issues in Foreign Relations/edited
by S. Kumar. New Delhi, Anmol, 2006, viii, 459 p., ISBN 81-261-2697-3.
Contents: Preface. 1. Evolution of Pakistan's foreign policy and its relations with India. 2. Indo-Pakistan relations. 3. Indo-Pak bilateral cooperation. 4. Pakistan's stand on Kashmir. 5. Kashmir: the unresolved problem. 6. Kargil war and aftermath. 7. Operation "Vijay". 8. Quest for cooperation in conflict. 9. Islamic fundamentalism and Indo-Pak relations. 10. Indo-Pak trade relations. 11. Issue of military balance. Bibliography. Index.
"India and Pakistan are two Asian neighbours known the world over for their hostile relations and armed conflicts. Carved from India, Pakistan is a nascent country having over only a half century's existence. As Pakistan's birth is the result of two-nation theory of British colonialists, 'hate-India' is a deep-rooted spirit of Pakistani psyche.
Kashmir tangle, proxy war, inflicting terrorism etc, are the main issues, influencing Indo-Pak relations." (jacket)