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1 Thinking about cold wars 1
2 Patterns in cold war rivalry 13
3 South Asia's cold war: ideational and material sources 36
4 The India-Pakistan nuclear relationship 54
5 Anticipating cold war's end 78
6 Conclusion 100
Notes 119
Bibliography 145
Index 165
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Matthew Dvorak
reviewed South Asia's Cold War: Nuclear Weapons and Conflict in Comparative Perspective on April 04, 2013
South Asia's Cold War
These pieces were written between 2002-2003 and reflect that troubled time. The titular piece opens the collection and is certainly timely in light of the bellicose rhetoric between North Korea and the Oval Office. The other pieces were not as gripping. There is an interesting view of domestic India and its myriad concerns.
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