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Asymmetric Conflicts: War Initiation by Weaker Powers: 33 (Cambridge Studies in International Relations)
0Unravel the complexities of asymmetric conflict initiation with this groundbreaking study. T. V. Paul, a distinguished Indian-origin scholar, investigates why weaker powers frequently initiate war against stronger states, challenging traditional security theories. Featuring crucial case studies, the book dissects the strategic calculations and motivations behind these pivotal decisions. It’s an indispensable resource for Indian students and academics in international relations, political science, and defence studies seeking to understand global security and military strategy. Gain profound insights into the dynamics of war from a leading expert.
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The Warrior State: Pakistan In The Contemporary World
0Uncover the enduring paradox of Pakistan’s instability. Renowned South Asia scholar T.V. Paul dissects how a “geostrategic curse,” fueled by perpetual foreign aid and conflict, has crippled Pakistan’s development and democratic aspirations. Explore the critical link between Pakistan’s internal struggles, its military focus, and regional security, particularly for India. This book offers crucial insights into contemporary international relations and the dynamics shaping South Asia. Essential reading for students, policymakers, and anyone seeking a deep understanding of the region’s geopolitical landscape.