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Beyond realism : human security in India and Pakistan in the twenty-first century / Rekha Datta.
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TextSeries: Studies in public policyPublication details: Lanham, Md. : Lexington Books, c2008.Description: xvii, 153 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780739121559 (Hrd alk. paper)
- 0739121545 (cloth : alk. paper)
- 355.033054 22
- JZ5588 .D375 2008
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| 355.0218 REC-B 1042 Beating Goliath : why insurgencies win / | 355.0218 THO-A 308 Armed Groups : the 21st century threat / | 355.033 KAY-G 395 Global Security in the Twenty-First Century : the quest for power and the search for peace / | 355.033054 DAT-H 359(D) Beyond realism : human security in India and Pakistan in the twenty-first century / | 355.03305491 BUT-P 392(D) Pakistan's quagmire : security, strategy, and the future of the Islamic-nuclear nation / | 355.0335 EVA-N 124(D) Nuclear weapons: the state of play / | 355.033554 CHE-I 486D Indian nuclear deterrence : its evolution, development, and implications for South Asian security / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Through the looking glass : security imperatives in India and Pakistan -- From state security to human security : bringing the state back in -- The Kashmir quagmire -- The nuclear nexus -- Beyond war toword economic security -- Human security, millennium development goals and education -- Public health and human security -- Security through dignity : addressing violence against women -- Conclusion : toward toward balancing military and human security.
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