Explore the intricate India-Pakistan rivalry with ‘The Difficult Politics of Peace EPZI’ by Christopher Clary. This compelling analysis, spanning from 1947 to the present, delves into the persistent military competition between these South Asian neighbors. Drawing on declassified documents and insider interviews, Clary uncovers why rival states choose conflict over cooperation. The book argues that domestic politics, including Pakistan’s civil-military dynamics and India’s coalition complexities, have often hampered peace efforts, overshadowing strategic interests. ‘The Difficult Politics of Peace EPZI’ offers a fresh perspective on the enduring conflict and the challenges of building lasting peace in the region. Perfect for readers interested in international relations, South Asian politics, and conflict resolution.